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The coding sequences of a gene are called:

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Eukaryotic genes comprise exons that remain after splicing and encode amino acids, interspersed with noncoding introns removed by spliceosome. Alternative splicing of exons increases proteomic diversity from single locus, central to gene expression regulation.

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