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Author Question: What phenotype would you expect to see in a strain ofE. coliwith a mutation in thephrgene? (Read 29 times)

dejastew

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Question 1

Transposons can integrate into the promoters of genes, what is the most likely outcome of such an event?
◦ frame shift
◦ altered gene expression
◦ amino acid substitution
◦ point mutation
◦ deamination

Question 2

What phenotype would you expect to see in a strain of E. coli with a mutation in the phr gene?
◦ decrease in UV-induced mutations
◦ increase in UV-induced mutations
◦ decrease in reversion of base-pair substitution mutations
◦ increase in the methylation of nucleotide bases
◦ decrease in the methylation of nucleotide bases
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Reply #1 on: Jan 12, 2022
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dejastew

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Excellent

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