Question

6 multiple choice 1 point what are exons? noncoding dna sections of trna coding regions that remain rna editing enzymes

Explanation:

Exons are the coding regions of a gene that remain in the mature mRNA after splicing. Introns are non - coding regions that are removed. tRNA is a different type of RNA (transfer RNA) involved in translation. RNA editing enzymes are proteins that modify RNA, not exons themselves. So, exons are coding regions that remain.

Answer:

C. Coding regions that remain