A Nonreplicative Transposon Does Not Leave a Copy at Its

question 32

Multiple Choice

A nonreplicative transposon does not leave a copy at its original site upon transposition.In contrast, a replicative transposon:

• A)leaves two copies at the original site.
• B)creates an original copy and a new one in the genome.
• C)leaves two copies at the new insertion site.
• D)replicates itself at the original site but does not create a new copy in the genome.
• E)leaves a deletion at the original site.

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Standard Quantifier

A logical operator that specifies the quantity of specimens in the domain of discourse that satisfy a given condition.

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An unspecified amount or number of people or things.

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