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geoffrey

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Which mutation should least require realignment of homologous regions of a gene that is common to several related species?
A) three-base insertion
B) one-base substitution
C) four-base insertion
D) one-base deletion
E) three-base deletion



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Thanks so much, the answer you provide was right on!



 

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