DNA segments in eukaryotic cells which carry information for protein synthesis are called _____ .
A)introns
B)exons
C)heterogeneous DNA
D)heterogeneous nuclear DNA

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Exons are the regions of DNA in eukaryotic cells that contain the information necessary for coding proteins. They are the segments of genes that are transcribed into mRNA and then translated into protein, in contrast to introns, which are non-coding regions spliced out before translation.

DNA Segments in Eukaryotic Cells Which Carry Information for Protein