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Question

Why is the 3% of highly conserved genomic material that does not encode proteins significant?

Accepted Answer

It may have unknown regulatory functions crucial for cellular processes.

Answer

It is involved in the synthesis of ribosomal RNA.

Answer

It is a remnant of ancient viral infections.

Answer

It is responsible for coding all essential proteins in the body.