The DNA that actually codes for a protein's primary structure in eukaryotes is-A-the entire geneB-portions of the gene called intronsC-portions of the gene called exonsD-the promoter-C-portions of the gene called exons

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The DNA that actually codes for a protein&#39;s primary structure in eukaryotes is-A-the entire geneB-portions of the gene called intronsC-portions of the gene called exonsD-the promoter-C-portions of the gene called exons

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