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    Transposons Can Be Deleterious to a Host Genome Because They
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Transposons Can Be Deleterious to a Host Genome Because They

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Question 1

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Transposons can be deleterious to a host genome because they can


A) translate a coding sequence into protein.
B) act as regulatory elements.
C) prevent beneficial mutations.
D) cause recombination errors.

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