How Do We Know That Genetic Mutations Are Not Always

question 10

Multiple Choice

How do we know that genetic mutations are not always bad?

• A) They are relatively frequent, but often have little to no effect.
• B) They occur so rarely that their impact on the population is negligible.
• C) We routinely analyze cells for mutations through simple blood tests.
• D) All regularly occurring mutations have now been found and classified.

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Definitions:

Specific Environment

The set of owners, suppliers, distributors, government agencies, and competitors with which an organization must interact to grow and survive.

Adhocracy

An organizational structure that is flexible, adaptable, and non-hierarchical, often used to spark innovation and tackle emerging issues.

Decentralization

The distribution of decision-making powers from a central authority to local or individual levels within an organization or system.

Horizontal Specialization

An organizational structure approach that involves dividing work into specialized tasks or roles based on function or expertise at the same hierarchical level.