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Mutations of regulatory elements of developmental genes may have either dominant or recessive effects. If a mutation deletes a silencer upstream of a HOX gene, which do you expect?
◦ a recessive effect in which cis HOX genes are up-regulated
◦ a recessive effect in which cis HOX genes are down-regulated
◦ a dominant effect which down-regulates HOX gene activity
◦ a dominant effect in which cis HOX gene activity is up-regulated
◦ a dominant trans effect on both alleles of the HOX gene
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