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Question 1

In multicellular eukaryotes, an average exon encodes:


◦ about 50 amino acids.
◦ about 75 amino acids.
◦ about 100 amino acids.
◦ about 150 amino acids.
◦ about 220 amino acids.

Question 2

Mutations that affect splicing:


◦ are usually inconsequential.
◦ are usually deleterious.
◦ are always deleterious.
◦ increase gene expression.
◦ can be either deleterious or advantageous at about equal probability.
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