Examine the following gene prediction: + TSS 18574 - 8.59 + 1 CDSF 19681 19900 13.56 19681 19899 219 22802 39.38 22137 22802 27016 2.49 26813 27016 0.93 + 2 CDS1 22135 666 +3 CDS1 26813 204 PolA 27211 How many exons are predicted?

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