The majority of DNA in a human is
A)composed of short interspersed elements.
B)non-coding.
C)simple sequence repeats.
D)segmental duplications.
E)structural.

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Non-coding DNA makes up the majority of the human genome, with estimates ranging from 60-98%. This includes regions such as introns, untranslated regions, and regulatory elements that do not code for proteins, but still play important roles in gene expression and regulation.

The Majority of DNA in a Human Is