The non-coding segments of the human genome have:
A) no function at all.
B) enabling function, that is, make the organism complex.
C) regulatory function.
D) A and B
E) B and C

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The non-coding segments of the human genome, often referred to as "junk DNA" in the past, have been found to have important regulatory functions and can contribute to the complexity of the organism. They are involved in regulating gene expression and can influence the timing, location, and amount of protein production, among other roles.

The Non-Coding Segments of the Human Genome Have