Protein-coding ORFs are easier to identify in which type of organism?
A) eukaryotes because they have easily identifiable regulatory regions
B) eukaryotes because they have fewer introns
C) prokaryotes because they have few introns
D) eukaryotes because they have more exons
E) prokaryotes because they have more exons

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Prokaryotes have few or no introns, making their protein-coding ORFs easier to identify compared to eukaryotes, which often contain numerous introns within their genes.

Protein-Coding ORFs Are Easier to Identify in Which Type of Organism