Whether a Loss-Of-Function Mutation Will Be Dominant or Recessive (Or

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Multiple Choice

Whether a loss-of-function mutation will be dominant or recessive (or anywhere in between) depends mainly on whether

• A) it is a somatic mutation.
• B) it is a point mutation.
• C) 50 percent of the normal product from the gene is sufficient to give a normal phenotype.
• D) it is a conditional mutation.
• E) it is in the germ line.

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Definitions:

Prop Roots

Thickened roots that grow above ground from the lower part of a stem, providing additional support to plants, typically seen in species like mangroves and corn.

Monocots

A group of flowering plants (monocotyledons) with a single seed leaf, including grasses, lilies, and orchids, characterized by various structural features such as parallel leaf venation.

Rhizobia

Soil bacteria that fix nitrogen after becoming established inside root nodules of legumes.

Infection Threads

Filamentous structures formed by certain bacteria during the infection process of plant roots, facilitating microbial entry.