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(A) The correct matching is as follows:$(a)$ Exon: These are the coding sequences in a gene that appear in mature $RNA$. Hence,$(a-II)$.$(b)$ Intron:

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$a-II, b-I, c-IV, d-III$

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(A) The correct matching is as follows:$(a)$ Exon: These are the coding sequences in a gene that appear in mature $RNA$. Hence,$(a-II)$.$(b)$ Intron: These are the non-coding sequences that are removed during $RNA$ splicing. Hence,$(b-I)$.$(c)$ Genetic code: The deciphering of the genetic code was significantly contributed to by Nirenberg,Khorana,and Matthaei. Hence,$(c-IV)$.$(d)$ $DNA$ packaging: $DNA$ is packaged into structures called nucleosomes in eukaryotes. Hence,$(d-III)$.Therefore,the correct sequence is $a-II, b-I, c-IV, d-III$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ Exon	$(I)$ Non-coding sequence
$(b)$ Intron	$(II)$ Coding sequence
$(c)$ Genetic code	$(III)$ Nucleosome
$(d)$ $DNA$ packaging	$(IV)$ Nirenberg,Khorana and Matthaei

Column $I$	Column $II$
$(a)$ $m-RNA$	$(i)$ Found in ribosomes
$(b)$ $t-RNA$	$(ii)$ Carries information from $DNA$ to the cytoplasm for protein synthesis
$(c)$ $r-RNA$	$(iii)$ Contains $75$ nucleotides
$(d)$ $RNA$	$(iv)$ $A$ polynucleotide chain containing ribose sugar and uracil base,existing in three types

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Column-$I$ Column-$II$

$(a)$ Exon $(I)$ Non-coding sequence

$(b)$ Intron $(II)$ Coding sequence

$(c)$ Genetic code $(III)$ Nucleosome

$(d)$ $DNA$ packaging $(IV)$ Nirenberg,Khorana and Matthaei

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Match the following columns: Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $(a)$ Exon $(I)$ Non-coding sequence $(b)$ Intron $(II)$ Coding sequence $(c)$ Genetic code $(III)$ Nucleosome $(d)$ $DNA$ packaging $(IV)$ Nirenberg,Khorana and Matthaei