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    Mutations That Result in a New Phenotype for a Gene
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Mutations That Result in a New Phenotype for a Gene

Question 12

Question 12

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Mutations that result in a new phenotype for a gene through the production of too much protein are best described by the term


A) conditional.
B) permissive.
C) hypomorphic.
D) gain of function.

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