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Trava [24]
3 years ago
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What are the different types of DNA that make up the human genome (one example ""DNA transposons"") Name at least 5 types.

Biology
1 answer:
Diano4ka-milaya [45]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The correct answer will be-

1. Mobile elemests- LINEs and SINEs

2. Exons

3. Non-coding RNA genes

4. Introns

5.  Repetitive DNA sequence

Explanation:

The human genome represents the total nucleic acids present in the Homo sapiens packaged in 23 chromosome pairs and contains 3 billion DNA base pairs.

The human genome comprises of protein-coding genes and non-protein-coding genes. The protein-coding sequence accounts for only a very small proportion that is 1.5% whereas the rest non-coding sequence accounts for 98.5%.

The non-coding sequence includes the  Non-coding RNA genes( microRNA, small nuclear RNA), Introns which accounts for 26%, Repetitive DAN sequence (50%), mobile elements like LINEs and SINEs and exons.

Thus, Mobile elements- LINEs and SINEs, Exons, Non-coding RNA genes, Introns and Repetitive DNA sequence are the correct answers.

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