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12. Gene Regulation in Prokaryotes / Tryptophan Operon and Attenuation / Problem 6
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Which of the following would be a possible effect of a mutation causing the addition of twenty nucleotides after the stop codon of the trp gene?
A
The insertion of twenty nucleotides immediately after the stop codon would likely disrupt the formation of the attenuator stem-loop structure.
B
Interfere with the ability of the RNA polymerase to read the trpL region and form the appropriate secondary structures necessary for attenuation.
C
Insertion of twenty nucleotides could potentially alter the reading frame of the trpL region, resulting in a different amino acid sequence being translated.
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Formation of functionally normal protein/polypeptide with no change in the gene expression as the nucleotides are added after the stop codon.
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