Why Do Data on Observable Mutant Phenotypes Underestimate the Actual

question 156

Multiple Choice

Why do data on observable mutant phenotypes underestimate the actual frequency of mutation?

• A)Many mutations are in noncoding regions of the genome.
• B)Some mutations in protein-coding regions of the genome are synonymous mutations.
• C)Most mutations result in death of the individual or an inability to reproduce.

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