Here is a second human gene, called cxx3. The structure indicates the following: the start and end of transcription, the start codon and the stop codon, the location of the two introns (marked with black boxes). The white boxes indicate the binding locations of two PCR primers. R CD4+ T cells transcriptional start site -PCR CD4+ T cells +1 -PCR CD8+ T cells AIG e markers intron V The researchers carry out a FACS (Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorting) separation of human blood which isolates a relatively pure sample of CD4+ T cells, and a relatively pure sample of CD8+ T cells, both different types of lymphocytes. They carry out a PCR, and a semi-quantitative RT-PCR, on these cell samples. The results are shown on the gel. intron transcriptional stop site Į TAA
Here is a second human gene, called cxx3. The structure indicates the following: the start and end of transcription, the start codon and the stop codon, the location of the two introns (marked with black boxes). The white boxes indicate the binding locations of two PCR primers. R CD4+ T cells transcriptional start site -PCR CD4+ T cells +1 -PCR CD8+ T cells AIG e markers intron V The researchers carry out a FACS (Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorting) separation of human blood which isolates a relatively pure sample of CD4+ T cells, and a relatively pure sample of CD8+ T cells, both different types of lymphocytes. They carry out a PCR, and a semi-quantitative RT-PCR, on these cell samples. The results are shown on the gel. intron transcriptional stop site Į TAA
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If there is a three base pair insertion into the cxx3 gene in the location marked by the white
arrowhead, what difference (if any) would you expect to see in Cxx3 protein produced by CD4+ T
cells with this variant gene? Explain.
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