Group I introns are remarkable because: A: They are spliced by external RNA molecules without protein involvement. B: They are spliced by protein molecules in the absence of external RNA molecules. C: They are autocatalytic. D: They are only present in mitochondrial and chloroplast genomes.
Group I introns are remarkable because: A: They are spliced by external RNA molecules without protein involvement. B: They are spliced by protein molecules in the absence of external RNA molecules. C: They are autocatalytic. D: They are only present in mitochondrial and chloroplast genomes.
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