MCQ
Mutations are generally:
- ADominant
- BRecessive
- CCodominant
- DIncompletely dominant
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Answer
- Recessive
Explanation:
As per most of the observations the mutations are generally recessive.
That is, they do not lead to significant phenotypic effects when combined with heterozygous and wild-type allele.
The reason for this has been debated for a long time.
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