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are repeated in tandem and classified by the number. (correct)

are made up of unique sequences that occur only once.

are also known as transposons.

are gene-rich regions that are actively transcribed.

their function in the cell.

their GC content.

the size of the repeat unit. (correct)

their position in the genome.

are classified based on the size of the repeat unit.

are classified by the number of repeats.

are repeated in tandem.

are also known as transposons. (correct)

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Also referred to as transposons
Contrary to their name, composed of repetitive sequences that occur in multiple copies
Not typically gene-rich regions, but rather transcriptionally inactive
Characterized by tandem repeats, which can be classified based on the number of repeats
Classified into different types based on the size of the repeat unit