Multiple Choice
Which of the following chromosomal mutations would still allow protein X to be functional?
A) Deletion of the last 100 codons of gene X
B) A duplication of gene X
C) An inversion of the last 100 codons of gene X
D) A translocation of the last 100 codons of gene X to another chromosome
E) None of the above
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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