The Phenotypic Effects of Duchenne Muscle Dystrophy Vary Considerably

question 108

Multiple Choice

The phenotypic effects of Duchenne muscle dystrophy vary considerably.This variation is explained largely by

• A) how much of the dystrophin gene is deleted.
• B) how much of the dystrophin gene is duplicated.
• C) which chromosome the dystrophin gene is translocated to.
• D) which point mutation is involved.
• E) how many trinucleotide repeats are in the mutated gene.

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