Suppose that a mutation in a coat color gene of a mouse alters an enzyme such that it produces a red pigment instead of the wild type, which is tan. This is a mutation, which is most likely .

The correct answer is - gain of function, and dominant.

Explanation:

A mutation in which the gene that altered carries out the production of the product that has a new pattern of gene expression or a new molecular function.

Function mutations are always gain by almost always Dominant or in some rare cases semi-dominant so, the mutation in a coat color gene of a mouse alters an enzyme such that it produces a red pigment instead of the wild type, which is tan. This is a gain of function mutation, which is most likely dominant.

The correct answer is - gain of function, and dominant.

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