Answer:
The correct answer is D.
Explanation:
Mutations in coding sequences are more likely to be deleterious to the organism than mutations in non-coding sequences.
Mutations in coding sequence is more harmful because they end up mutating the protein coding region of the DNA , which alters the function of proteins.
These mutations may cause some harmful genetic disorder or end up causing cancer. That is why mutations in coding sequences are more harmful to the organism than mutations in non-coding sequences.
1.) For all of the above
2.) supplementary single-stranded ends.
3.) The strong negative charges from the phosphate groups in the DNA backbone cause it to migrate toward the positive pole.
Answer:
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The answer is, <span>B) Eukaryotes
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