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A dominant wild-type allele D produces full enzyme function, but a recessive allele di produces no functional enzymatic action, and a recessive allele d2 produces reduced enzyme function. Western blot analysis of the proteins produced by organisms with different genotypes for this gene gives the results shown. Part What might explain the absence of detectable protein for organisms with the d?d? genotype? Select the two correct explanations. absence of the antigen recognized by the antibody undetectable concentration of the protein absence of protein production in that individual unstable mutated protein GenotypeDD Dd Dd dd, dd, dd, O low rate of antibody recognition Submit Request Answer

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an absence of antigen recognized by the antibody

absence of protein production in that individual

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