A Mutation in One Gene That Compensates for a Mutation

question 31

True/False

A mutation in one gene that compensates for a mutation in another gene to result in the wild-type phenotype is called an intergenic suppressor mutation.

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Definitions:

Impaired Kinesthesia

A reduced or lost sense of movement or position of body parts, affecting coordination and balance.

Xerostomia

Xerostomia, commonly known as dry mouth, is a condition characterized by a decreased production of saliva, leading to dryness in the mouth.

Macular Degeneration

A progressive eye condition affecting the retina, leading to the loss of central vision, primarily in older adults.

Central Vision

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