Answer:
i have no idea ....................
A gene mutation may result in an oncogene. So during that cell's replication the gate keeper genes will no longer be able to suppress it. This results in a mutated daughter cell. If there is a subsequent mutation an a daughter cell, a tumor will be produced.
Gene mutation can also cause mosaicism and result in different phenotypes
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. When crossing-over takes place, chromosomes exchange corresponding segments of DNA. Corresponding genes on non-sister chromatids are exchanged at chiasmata. Hope this answers the question.
Lymphoid organs in the immune system, includes the bone marrow