Which statement about prokaryotic genomes is false?
A) All of their DNA is in protein-coding sequences or RNA genes.
B) They are usually organized into a single chromosome.
C) They usually do not have introns in their genes.
D) They often have smaller circular molecules called plasmids.
E) They range from about 160,000 to 12 million bp in length.

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Prokaryotic genomes contain non-coding sequences such as regulatory regions, promoters, and intergenic regions. These non-coding sequences also play important roles in gene expression and regulation.

Which Statement About Prokaryotic Genomes Is False