5) Which mutations in a signaling pathway will NOT result in opposite phenotypes

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5)      Which mutations in a signaling pathway will NOT result in opposite phenotypes?

a.       Loss-of-function of an inducer of the pathway and a loss-of-function in a second inducer of the pathway

b.      Loss-of-function of an inducer of the pathway and a loss-of-function in an inhibitor of the pathway

c.       Loss-of-function of an inducer of the pathway and a gain-of-function in a second inducer of the pathway

d.      Loss-of-function of an inducer of the pathway and a gain-of-function in the same inducer of the pathway

Explanation / Answer

5)      Which mutations in a signaling pathway will NOT result in opposite phenotypes?

a.       Loss-of-function of an inducer of the pathway and a loss-of-function in a second inducer of the pathway

b.      Loss-of-function of an inducer of the pathway and a loss-of-function in an inhibitor of the pathway

c.       Loss-of-function of an inducer of the pathway and a gain-of-function in a second inducer of the pathway

d.      Loss-of-function of an inducer of the pathway and a gain-of-function in the same inducer of the pathway

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