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Recent discoveries on causes of fragile-X syndrome, myotonic dystrophy, and Huntington Disease indicate which type of genetic alteration?

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It has been found that a particular "+ –" combination of frameshift mutations in gene X gives a wild-type phenotype, whereas a "– +" combination gives a mutant phenotype, even though the sites of insertion/deletion are the same. How might these results be explained?
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