Which of the following mutations would most likely be identified as a chromosomal translocation?
A mutation occurs while copying a chromosome. Instead of reading EFGHI, the chromosome reads EFGFGHI. The genetic sequence is MNOPQ. A mutation occurs and the sequence of bases that encodes for gene N is not copied. The sequence of bases on the mRNA reads CUU and codes for the amino acid Leucine. A mutation occurs and the mRNA sequence changes to CCU and now codes for the amino acid Proline. A sequence of bases encodes for genes XXY. A portion of another chromosome breaks off and inserts within genes XYZ.
are u asking if this is right?:p ^^^
oh nvm i see sorry
alrighty so my bestest answer would be A mutation occurs while copying a chromosome. Instead of reading EFGHI, the chromosome reads EFGFGHI.
@BIOCRYSTAL
the last one is the result of chromosomal translocation
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hmm i see what u mean @BIOCRYSTAL
so guys wich one is the correct lol? @superhelp101 @BIOCRYSTAL
the first one is gene duplication the next is deletion the third is single nucleotide polymorphism and the last is chromosomal translocation
isn't it @superhelp101
so you re right the last one is the correct
that is what i think
yeah the last one is the answer..@laurisve you must read about all those four mechanisms mentioned above
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