In reverse genetics, what is the correct order in which the experimenter proceeds?
A)silencing the genes in question using RNAi, followed by generating gain-of-function alleles
B)screening genes via PCR, followed by deletion of the flanking sequences
C)selection of a phenotypic alternative for the gene in question and sequencing its DNA
D)induction of and selection for a mutant allele with a known sequence, followed by screening for mutations of interest
E)random bombardment of the DNA with a known mutagen, followed by observation of offspring for newly acquired traits

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In reverse genetics, the process typically involves inducing a mutation in a gene with a known sequence and then screening for phenotypic changes to understand the gene's function.

In Reverse Genetics, What Is the Correct Order in Which