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what are introns and exons?
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Answer / ashok matcha
intron and exons are present in the genetic code which look as "aat tgc tcg agt aca gga tca" in which some code for amino acid which are known as exons and the other does not code for the amino acid are introns. the introns will be spliced before the translation as post transcriptional modification.
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