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Which genes do not code for proteins?

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kellykayley
Those would be the non-coding RNAs. These are genes that are transcribed into RNA, but it will stay as RNA and wont make proteins. 

Examples: 

transfer RNA (tRNA), ribosomal RNA (riRNA), small RNAs (snoRNAs), siRNAs (silencing RNAs), etc. They have functions, but as RNA, not as proteins. 

Hope it helps!! 
aannad1

mostly all of the genes code proteins but eukaryotic DNA has a repeated sequence that  doesn't encode for proteins.
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