Where are short tandem repeats found in the cell (STR) ?

a) as part of the genes

b) non-coding DNA

c) nucleoplasm

d) at the ends of the complete DNA strands

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Cassius Poole

Biology

8 September, 05:46

Where are short tandem repeats found in the cell (STR) ?

a) as part of the genes

b) non-coding DNA

c) nucleoplasm

d) at the ends of the complete DNA strands

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Mariela · Answer 1

d) at the ends of the complete DNA strands

Chromosome is the instruction that consist the gene. A gene is a hereditary unit that is made up of a sequence of DNA that occupies a specific location or site on a chromosome, and which can be transcribed or copied into an RNA molecule that may function just as it is, or be translated into amino acids.

Where are short tandem repeats found in the cell (STR) ?a) as part of the genesb) non-coding DNAc) nucleoplasmd) at the ends of the complete DNA strands

Where are short tandem repeats found in the cell (STR) ?

a) as part of the genes

b) non-coding DNA

c) nucleoplasm

d) at the ends of the complete DNA strands