File:Gene.png
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| Upload date | 2014-02-14T18:41:37Z |
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English: This image shows the coding region in a segment of eukaryotic DNA.
Italiano: Il diagramma mostra in modo semplificato la relazione che intercorre tra gene, DNA e cromosoma. Gli introni sono regioni non codificanti spesso presenti nei geni eucarioti, eliminate attraverso lo splicing: solo gli esoni codificano proteine. Il diagramma indica che un gene è composto di poche decine di basi azotate: in realtà, i geni sono solitamente composti di molte centinaia di basi. |
| Source | [1] (file) |
| Author | Courtesy: National Human Genome Research Institute |
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"All of the illustrations in the Talking Glossary of Genetics are freely available and may be used without special permission." [2] |
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