Which of the following is a wrong statement regarding the conventional determination of open reading frames?

A stop codon occurs in about every twenty codons by chance in a noncoding region

Without the use of specialized programs, prokaryotic gene identification can rely on manual determination of ORFs and major signals related to prokaryotic genes

Prokaryotic DNA is first subject to conceptual translation in all six possible frames, two frames forward and four frames reverse

Prokaryotic DNA is first subject to conceptual translation in all six possible frames, three frames forward and three frames reverse

Which of the following is a wrong statement regarding the conventional

1.	Which of the following is a wrong statement regarding the conventional determination of open reading frames?
A.	Without the use of specialized programs, prokaryotic gene identification can rely on manual determination of ORFs and major signals related to prokaryotic genes
B.	Prokaryotic DNA is first subject to conceptual translation in all six possible frames, two frames forward and four frames reverse
C.	A stop codon occurs in about every twenty codons by chance in a noncoding region
D.	Prokaryotic DNA is first subject to conceptual translation in all six possible frames, three frames forward and three frames reverse
Answer» C. A stop codon occurs in about every twenty codons by chance in a noncoding region

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