Typically ________ of ORFs in a genome cannot clearly be assigned a function. These ORFs are usually assigned and predicted to encode hypothetical proteins.
A)

Question

Typically ________ of ORFs in a genome cannot clearly be assigned a function. These ORFs are usually assigned and predicted to encode hypothetical proteins.
A) < 1%
B) 5%
C) 30%
D) 90%

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Typically, about 30% of Open Reading Frames (ORFs) in a genome cannot be clearly assigned a function due to the lack of experimental evidence or significant similarity to known proteins. These ORFs are often predicted to encode hypothetical proteins.

Typically ________ of ORFs in a Genome Cannot Clearly Be