Can The Coding Region Of One Gene Be The Non-Coding Region Of Another Gene?
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Gene coding and non-coding regions
can a coding region of one gene be the non-coding region in another gene?
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Yes. You can use the Galaxy server to answer this question in about 2 minutes (literally).
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Someone asked this exact question 3 days ago, using the same wording. They have a different user name to you, but I wonder if you are the same person? The question was answered: Gene Coding And Non-Coding Regions . Tagging your question "answer-it-plz" is a sure way not to get an answer, by annoying people. I'm closing this as a duplicate question and keeping an eye on you.