Question

What is the average size of the exons you used to make the coding region? What is the average size of the introns in the gene?

Answer 1

The distributions of individual intron (intron length distribution) and exon ... We alsoused the general databases of 10 model species for similar analysis for the ... Anaverage gene contains 3.7 introns in 1 kb of protein coding region, but with .... ofintron sizes in Figure 1 implies that very large introns may make up a small 

Answer 2

Answer:

The fragments of genes whose DNA sequence after transcription is found in the developed mRNAs are known as exons. This section of the gene are generally coding. In a genome, the size of the exons comprises an average length of approximately 150 nucleotides, and it is known that in eukaryotes every gene comprises many exons and introns, that is, in an average 8. Thus, the size of exon will be 8 * 150 = 1200 base pairs.  

On the other hand, the fragment of a gene situated between two exons is known as intron. The introns are witnessed in undeveloped mRNAs and are not present in the developed mRNA, it is the non-coding part of the gene. The average size of the intron in a gene is 3365 base pairs.