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Other functional classification schemes for genes include a broader category for genes involved in the same biological process, e.g., a three-group scheme for energy-related, information-related, and communication-related genes has also been used.

Other functional classification schemes for genes include a broader category for genes involved in the same biological process, e.g., a three-group scheme for energy-related, information-related, and communication-related genes has also been used. Correct Answer True

By this scheme, plants devote more than one-half of their genome to energy metabolism. Whereas, animals devote one-half of their genome to communication-related functions.

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