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Researchers later isolate another residue that tends to be phosphorylated at position 259 of the AQP5 protein. If they desire to replicate the results described in the passage with a phosphomimetic mutant construct, this construct is most likely to be:

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Answer: Mutagen

Step-by-step explanation:

A mutagen is any substance capable of causing change in the base sequence of a gene.

It is usually SIMILAR in structure as the native protein or compound that binds to the receptor, and capable of Phosphorylation reactions as well

So, the construct is most likely a MUTAGEN.

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