Answer:
duplication
Explanation:
If we talk about inversion, it inversion, it is a process in which a specific base sequence is inverted or rearranged in such a way that direction is reversed. For example: ABC is changed into BCA, therefore it is not right option.
If we talk about translocation,it is caused by rearrangement of parts between non homologous chromosomes. It can be balanced or unbalanced but it involves two genes or two sets of chromosomes. But in our example, we have only one sequence of DNA under study, therefore, inversion is not possible.
Talking about insertion, it involves addition of one or more nucleotide at certain position of gene sequence. There are chances that it can be an insertion of GGG but the insertion of three G instead of any random nucleotide addition or nucleotide sequence addition is rare. So, there are less chances that this is an insertion and more chances that this is an exact duplication event.
If we talk about duplication, a certain portion of a gene or chromosome is replicated or duplicated in such a way that it results in more than one copies of that region.
Keeping that definition infront, we see that GGG duplicated to GGGGGG. So, if we logically look at the question, duplication seems to be the most appropriate option.
Hope it help!
Answer:
21 feet
Explanation:
The graph shows the column with a diameter of 5 ft will have a height of 35 ft. Similarly, it shows a column with a diameter of 2 ft has a height of 14 ft. The wider column is taller by ...
35 ft -14 ft = 21 ft
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Here are some career roadblocks that are completely out of your control:
#1 Problems managing stress
#2 Death of loved ones
#3 Losing your job
#4 Accidents putting you in difficult positions (car accidents, stuff like that, etc.)
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These are just a few examples. Hope this helps!
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