Segments of DNA that do not code for proteins
A) are called introns
B) are found in all bacterial genes
C) can be considered by your immune system as enemy DNA
D) bind to proteins to form ribosomes

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Segments of DNA that do not code for proteins are called introns. They are transcribed into RNA, but they are removed from the RNA before it is translated into protein.

Segments of DNA That Do Not Code for Proteins