A mutation that occurs in ____________________ cell may be passed on the offspring. Question 20Answer a. an egg or sperm b. a dividing c. a cancerous d. any e. a somatic
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- In order for a mutation to be passed on to offspring, it must occur in cells that contribute to the formation of the next generation. These cells are the reproductive cells, specifically the egg and sperm cells. Show more…
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