JUST THE ANSWER NO NEED FOR AN EXPLANATION 1. Which describe/s gene mutation? I. Deletes a segment of a chromosome 2 pointswithout a centromere II. Changes structure and function of a protein III.Creates a different protein *A. I and IIB. Il and IIIC. I and IID. I, Il and III2. If the DNA strand AAA TCG AGG CCA is transcribed to an MRNA, which 2 pointsshows an occurrence of addition? *A. AAA TCG AGC CAB. AAA TCG AGA GCC AC. UUU AGC UCG GUD. UUU AGC UCA CGG U

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2. If the DNA strand AAA TCG AGG CCA is transcribed to an mRNA, which 2 points shows an occurrence of addition? * A. AAA TCG AGC CA B. AAA TCG AGA GCC A C. UUU AGC UCG GU D. UUU AGC UCA CGG U

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JUST THE ANSWER NO NEED FOR AN EXPLANATION

1. Which describe/s gene mutation? I. Deletes a segment of a chromosome 2 points
without a centromere II. Changes structure and function of a protein III.
Creates a different protein *
A. I and II
B. Il and III
C. I and II
D. I, Il and III
2. If the DNA strand AAA TCG AGG CCA is transcribed to an MRNA, which 2 points
shows an occurrence of addition? *
A. AAA TCG AGC CA
B. AAA TCG AGA GCC A
C. UUU AGC UCG GU
D. UUU AGC UCA CGG U

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