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eukaryotic genes may contain non - coding regions known as because they interrupt the sequence of a gene.
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Eukaryotic genes have non - coding regions. These regions are called introns as they interrupt the coding sequence of a gene. In the process of gene expression, introns are removed during RNA splicing.

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introns