Which represents a deletion of the section of DNA shown here?

A—C—T—G—G—A—T

A.
A—C—T—G—G

B.
A—G—C—T—G—G—T

C.
A—C—T—T—G—A—T

D.
A—C—G—G—C—T—T

Question

Which represents a deletion of the section of DNA shown here?
 
A—C—T—G—G—A—T
 
 A.
A—C—T—G—G
 
 B.
A—G—C—T—G—G—T
 
 C.
A—C—T—T—G—A—T
 
 D.
A—C—G—G—C—T—T

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

i think b

somy · Answer

Deletion is removal of base or bases from the sequence 
so if q is giving you for example 7 bases in the sequence 
the sequence that has been mutated by deletion will have less bases 
in same order but bits will be removed 
in other words the sequence will have ONLY less than 7 bases 
ex: 
ABCDEFG 
lets say this is your sequence, 
now it'll undergo deletion 
ABEFG 
as you can see, order of bases is same but base C & D  have been removed from the sequence 
thats deletion

somy · Answer

so look at original sequence 
count number of bases 
exclude all the options that have same number of bases in the sequence or more than that number 
so you will be left with options have less bases than in your original sequence 
now compare 
the sequence must be same but some bases removed 
no base has to be replaced by other base

shadeyghost · Answer

And another thing, please don't mass tag people like that.