In What Way Can Defective Transposable Elements Alter Genomes Even

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Multiple Choice

In what way can defective transposable elements alter genomes even if they cannot mobilize? (Select all that apply. )

• A)Crossing-over between transposable elements on the same chromosome can result in a deletion or an inversion.
• B)Crossing-over between transposable elements on nonhomologous chromosomes can result in a reciprocal translocation.
• C)Genes located between two transposable elements could be moved to a nonhomologous chromosome.
• D)Proteins produced by the defective transposable elements introduce point mutations in other areas of the genome.

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