Coding DNA refers to the part of the DNA that contains instructions for the formation of proteins. It is sometimes also referred to as exon DNA. The antonym of coding DNA is non-coding DNA, which is also known as intron DNA. Non-coding DNA does not contain instructions for protein formation but plays a crucial role in gene regulation and expression. It is believed that non-coding DNA comprises more than 98% of the human genome. Although initially thought to be "junk DNA," researchers have now discovered that non-coding DNA plays a vital role in controlling gene expression and is, therefore, essential for cellular function.

What are the antonyms for Coding dna?

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  • noun
  • intron
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