DNA is the blueprint for the cell, but not all genes in DNA lead to protein. Gene expression is the study of how genes are used to make their particular product. What are some examples of gene products that do not lead to proteins? (a) DNA can lead to carbohydrates. (b) can lead to phospholipids. (c) DNA can lead to lipids. (d) DNA can lead to RNAs which don't go on to be translated into protein.

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