Asked by Hayley
                In need of help for these two questions. Thank you in advance!
Restriction Enzyme A has the recognition sequence 5′- CTGCAG -3′. Restriction Enzyme B has the recognition sequence 5′- GCGC -3′. Based on this information, you can infer that:
A. Enzyme A will cut the genome into fewer pieces than will Enzyme B.
B. Enzyme A will cut a genome into more pieces than will Enzyme B.
C. Enzyme A will generate DNA pieces with blunt ends and Enzyme B will generate DNA pieces with sticky ends.
D. NONE OF THESE
Which of the following types of gene mutation in a protein-coding gene usually has the least-
severe (i.e., least-deleterious) phenotype?
A. base deletions
B. All generate equally severe phenotypes.
C. missense substitutions
D. nonsense substitutions
            
        Restriction Enzyme A has the recognition sequence 5′- CTGCAG -3′. Restriction Enzyme B has the recognition sequence 5′- GCGC -3′. Based on this information, you can infer that:
A. Enzyme A will cut the genome into fewer pieces than will Enzyme B.
B. Enzyme A will cut a genome into more pieces than will Enzyme B.
C. Enzyme A will generate DNA pieces with blunt ends and Enzyme B will generate DNA pieces with sticky ends.
D. NONE OF THESE
Which of the following types of gene mutation in a protein-coding gene usually has the least-
severe (i.e., least-deleterious) phenotype?
A. base deletions
B. All generate equally severe phenotypes.
C. missense substitutions
D. nonsense substitutions
Answers
                    Answered by
            Hai
            
    1)
2) C. missense substitutions
    
2) C. missense substitutions
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