DNA sequencing can reveal
A) mutations that do not alter phenotype.
B) mutations that do not alter genotype.
C) which tissues express a gene.
D) how many genes a person has.
E) how a person will die.

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DNA sequencing can reveal mutations in the DNA sequence that may not change the observable traits of an organism, i.e., their phenotype. These mutations may still have biological relevance for research purposes, such as understanding genetic diversity or predisposition to diseases.

DNA Sequencing Can Reveal