Linking an ORF with a specific function is an example of gene
A) annotation.
B) assembly.
C) codon bias.
D) expression.

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Gene annotation is the process of identifying the location and function of genes in a genome. This can involve linking an open reading frame (ORF) with a specific function, which is the case described in the question. Assembly refers to the process of putting together the sequencing reads to reconstruct the genome. Codon bias refers to non-random usage of synonymous codons, and expression refers to the process of transcribing and translating genes into functional proteins. Neither of these options necessarily involves linking an ORF with a specific function.

Linking an ORF with a Specific Function Is an Example