Since no genetic material is lost or gained by an inversion, it will only influence the phenotype of the
individual if the breaks that occur are in important regulatory regions for the genes within the inverted sequence.

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An inversion rearranges the order of genes but does not add or remove genetic material, so it typically affects phenotype only if it disrupts regulatory regions or gene function.

Since No Genetic Material Is Lost or Gained by an Inversion