Biology, 18.10.2019 19:20 jaccamoboy

Atransversion somewhere within gene b in a laboratory plant results in the production of a mutant mrna that is much longer than the wild type. this transversion is most likely located
- downstream of the stop codon, in the last exon of gene b.
- in an intron of gene b away from the splice sites.
- in the open reading frame of gene b.
- within a splice site of gene b.
- within the promoter of gene b.

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