Is there a term for the opposite of intergenic?
It seems to me that &quot;genic&quot; is a perfectly good word.
This paper uses &quot;genic&quot; directly as a contrast to &quot;intergenic&quot;, so that seems like a reasonable precedent:

‘Noncoding DNA’ can be found both surrounding genes, and within genes (see schematic Figure 1). We will call the first type ‘intergenic’, and the second type ‘genic’, a ‘gene’ referring here to a transcribed DNA sequence.