Answer:
A piece of non-coding DNA consisting of 2-5 repeating sequences of base pairs
Explanation:
Short Tandem Repeats are the repeated patterns or sequences formed of two or more nucleotides that are found in DNA. These repeated sequences are located adjacent to each other. These are also called micro-satellites and are made up of 2-16 base pairs. These are non-coding intron regions, but are helpful in individual identification because a genetic profile of an individual can be created with the help of STRs.
