Compensatory Mutations in Genes for Noncoding RNAs Indicate That

question 79

Multiple Choice

Compensatory mutations in genes for noncoding RNAs indicate that:

• A) these genes are not important for the function of the organism.
• B) the secondary structure of the noncoding RNA is important for its function.
• C) the noncoding RNA is not undergoing accelerated evolution.
• D) All of the answers are correct.
• E) None of the answers is correct.

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