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In a disease associated with a nucleotide repeat, anticipation is often noticed in subsequent generations, usually associated with a more severe phenotype. Which of the following is a more likely cause of anticipation?
◦ Alleles with a large number of repeats are unstable and change size from generation 
to generation.
◦ Children of affected parents receive more attention from physicians than other children.
◦ Family members are exposed to the same mutagens.
◦ Highly repeated sequences are expressed more often.
◦ The sequences have greater stability in later generations.
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Reply #1 on: Jan 12, 2022
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