Intron

HOW IT IS BUILT The methods behind it Genetic engineering RNA splicing Exon WHAT IT CAN DO Its core abilities — — — — WHERE IT IS USED — · — — · — Intron learns · reasons · acts
How it's built
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An intron is a segment of DNA or RNA that does not code for proteins and is removed from genetic instructions before they are used by cells. Think of introns as "junk" sections mixed into an instruction manual—they're transcribed into RNA but then cut out before the final message is read.

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