Answer / arun kumar

EXON:- Stretch of DNA that is functional and get translated following transcription.
INTRON:- Stretch of DNA that is non-functional and get spliced after transcription.

Answer / pavan

Introns in the dna consists of functional part of the
genome and exons consists the non functional part of the
genome, consisting of "junk dna".

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