Which of these explains why deletion of an imprinted gene can be a dominant mutation?

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Ali Mehdi · Answer 1 · 2018-11-26T09:18:10+0000

Accidental exposure to mutagens- exposure to a mutagen, such as in a workplace, during chemotherapy, or warfare can cause change in DNA. natural exposure to mutagens- cosmic rays, sunlight and radioactive minerals naturally found on earth can cause changes in the DNA

Which of these explains why deletion of an imprinted gene can be a dominant mutation?

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