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Transcribed Image Text:10. Which statement is true about gene transcription?
A. Every gene that is present in the genome is converted into a
protein
B. Only one of the two DNA strands is transcribed
C. Every gene is transcribed to the same degree (makes the same
amount of gene product)
D. Transcription is different on the leading and on the lagging
strand
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