The original gene order on the chromosome for eight linked genes is A B C D E F G H. What would the gene order be after an A through C duplication followed by a D through F inversion? a. A B C D E F G H b. A B C A B C D E F G H c. A B C A B C D F E G H I d. A B C A B F E D G H e. A B C A B C F E D G H

The original gene order on the chromosome for eight linked genes is A B C D E F G H. What would the gene order be after an A through C duplication followed by a D through F inversion? a. A B C D E F G H b. A B C A B C D E F G H c. A B C A B C D F E G H I d. A B C A B F E D G H e. A B C A B C F E D G H

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The original gene order on the chromosome for eight linked genes is A B C D E F G H. What would the gene order be after an A through C duplication followed by a D through F inversion?

a.

A B C D E F G H

b.

A B C A B C D E F G H

c.

A B C A B C D F E G H I

d.

A B C A B F E D G H

e.

A B C A B C F E D G H

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