57.Reciprocal translocations are those that a. change a single nucleotide. b. do

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57.Reciprocal translocations are those that a. change a single nucleotide. b. do not change the amino acid sequence or function of c. result from adding or removing a nucleotide d. alter the gene order on a chromosome e. are the result of incorrect resolution of chiasmata 58. Substitution mutations are those that a. change a single nucleotide. b. do not change the amino acid c. result from adding or removing a nucleotide. d. alter the gene order on a chromosome. e are the result of incorrect resolution of sequence or function of a protein. chiasmata 59. Frameshift mutations are those that change a single nucleotide. a. b. do not ch c. result from adding or removing a nucleotide. d. alter the gene order on a chromosome e. are the result of incorrect resolution of chiasmata ange the amino acid sequence or function of a protein. 60. During translation, the function of tRNA is to a. read the amino acid sequence. b. bring the appropriate amino acid into close proximity to the growing peptide chain c. match the codon with the anticodon on the mRNA d. Control the rate of ribosome transiocation along the mRNA. e. facilitates translocation of mRNA out of nucleus.

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57. c. alter the gene order on a chromosomes.

58. a. change in a single mutation.

59. results from adding or subtracting a nucleotide.

60. b. bring the appropriate amino acid into close proximity to the growing peptide chain.

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