In many cases ______ sequences are preferable to ______ sequences because they are relatively ____ conserved. Options: A . &nbspprotein, nucleotide, less B . &nbspnucleotide, protein, less C . &nbspprotein, nucleotide, more D . &nbspnucleotide, protein, more

In many cases ______ sequences are preferable to _____

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In many cases ______ sequences are preferable to ______ sequences because they are relatively ____ conserved.

Options:

A . protein, nucleotide, less

B . nucleotide, protein, less

C . protein, nucleotide, more

D . nucleotide, protein, more

Answer: Option C
Answer: (c).protein, nucleotide, more

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