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which of the following would happen if a transposable element inserts itself between promoter and structural genes? a) structural gene will be transcribed and translated. b) structural gene will be transcribed but not translated. c) transposable element will be transcribed and not the structural gene d) both a and b are possible. e) both a and c are possible.

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If a transposable element inserts itself between promoter and structural genes

a) structural gene will be transcribed and translated.

b) structural gene will be transcribed but not translated.

In general the Transposable elements (TE) normally contains the stop codons within them. If the TE contains the stop codon, the transposable element will be transcribed but not the structural gene. If the TE does not have the stop, then structural gene will be transcribed but not translated.

A transposable element is generally nucleic acid sequence in DNA these are able to change their position within a genome, responsible for creating or reversing mutations and by altering the cell's genetic identity and genome size.

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