Which are possible results of an intragenic inversion (an inversion contained within a gene)? (Select all that apply. )
A)A normal protein may be produced.
B)Some of the gene's DNA sequences will be adjacent to DNA sequences to which they are not normally adjacent.
C)All of the gene's A, C, G, and T bases remain in the same order as normal.
D)The order of genes along the chromosome may be different than normal.

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An intragenic inversion can result in a normal protein if the inversion does not disrupt functional regions. It can also cause adjacent sequences to change, affecting gene function.

Which Are Possible Results of an Intragenic Inversion (An Inversion