All of the following provide clues to the locations of genes in a DNA sequence EXCEPT
A) promoter sequences.
B) stop codons.
C) analysis of the nucleotide triplets and the corresponding amino acids.
D) repetitive sequences.
E) open reading frames.

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Repetitive sequences do not typically provide clues to the locations of genes in a DNA sequence. Instead, they are often found in non-coding regions of the genome and do not directly indicate the presence of genes like promoter sequences, stop codons, analysis of nucleotide triplets/amino acids, and open reading frames do.

All of the Following Provide Clues to the Locations of Genes