The Basic Principle in Deletion Mapping Is That

question 8

Multiple Choice

The basic principle in deletion mapping is that:

• A) A deletion that uncovers a recessive mutation must lack a wild-type copy of the mutant gene
• B) A deletion that covers a recessive mutation must lack a wild-type copy of the mutant gene
• C) A deletion that uncovers a recessive mutation must contain a wild type copy of the mutant gene
• D) A deletion that covers a recessive mutation must contain the recessive mutation of the gene
• E) All of these

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