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an insertion mutation in an egg cell that deactivates a gene for hair color, resulting in a viable error
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Option 4. an insertion mutation in an egg cell that deactivates a gene for hair color, resulting in a viable error.
Explanation:
- Only germline mutations are hereditary in nature i.e., that can be passed on from the parent to the offspring. Examples of hereditary mutation include Sickle cell anemia or hemophilia.
- Germline mutation: Any noticeable genetic changes in the germ cells of the body that is passed on from the parent to off spring.
- Mutations such as somatic cell mutation, chromosomal mutation, silent mutations are not hereditary.
- Option 4 talks about the mutation in egg cells i.e., the reproductive cell which affects the phenotypic traits such as hair color.
- The change in the phenotypic trait means that it is a genetic mutation of the egg cell as phenotypic changes only occur as a result of genetic mutation. Hence, any detectible mutation in the germ cell can pass on from a parent to offspring.
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