Molecular biology ch4: What happens to the introns when a gene have some exons related to those of another gene, with the remaining exons unrelated.

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What happens to the introns when a gene have some exons related to those of another gene, with the remaining exons unrelated.

Shay 1vcc · Accepted Answer

Usually, in such cases, the introns are not related at all.

What happens to the introns when a gene have some exons related to those of another gene, with the remaining exons unrelated.