Eukaryotic genes that encode proteins are interrupted by ________ – McqOptions

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1.	Eukaryotic genes that encode proteins are interrupted by ________
A.	exons of varying length and number
B.	introns of varying length and number
C.	exons of varying length and but same number
D.	introns of varying number but same length
Answer» C. exons of varying length and but same number

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