Match the term with the correct description.satDNA STRsFunctional repeats STRs functional repeats Tandem repeats usually less than 10bp long that can be found anywhere in the genome, either in coding or noncoding regicLarge chunks of tandem repeats usually around 100bp long, found near centromeres and sub-telomeresTandem repeats around 150-3O0bp long, repeated thousands of times for high expression

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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satDNA

STRs

Functional repeats

STRs

functional repeats

Tandem repeats usually less than 10bp long that can be found anywhere in the genome, either in coding or noncoding regic
Large chunks of tandem repeats usually around 100bp long, found near centromeres and sub-telomeres
Tandem repeats around 150-3O0bp long, repeated thousands of times for high expression

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