The majority of DNA in a human can be described as
A)composed of short interspersed elements.
B)noncoding.
C)simple sequence repeats.
D)segmental duplications.
E)structural.

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The majority of human DNA (approximately 98%) is noncoding, meaning it does not contain instructions for making proteins or other functional molecules. Instead, this noncoding DNA includes regulatory elements, repetitive sequences, and other structural components.

The Majority of DNA in a Human Can Be Described