Figure 13.3 below provides examples of various types of sequences that can be found in a segment of double-stranded DNA. Which one of the following is MOST likely to be protein-coding?

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Single-copy genes are DNA sequences that code for proteins, which are essential for the functions of cells and organisms. They typically have a specific sequence of nucleotides that encode for a specific amino acid sequence in the protein. In contrast, noncoding RNA, dispersed repeats, tandem repeats, and simple-sequence repeats do not typically code for proteins.

Figure 133 Below Provides Examples of Various Types of Sequences That