Select all of the following that are used to predict protein coding genes from a genome...

Select all of the following that are used to predict protein coding genes from a genome sequence

		ORF detection
		cDNA
		Codon Bias
		BLAST searches to identify similar DNA or protein sequences

Unique DNA sequences are harder to assemble when creating a whole genome sequence than repetitive DNA sequences

True

False

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gladiator answered 4 months ago

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