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A researcher has identified two new single nucleotide polymorphisms in mice. The first SNP occurs in noncoding DNA, and as such is a _____ SNP. The second occurs in an exon; it changes an amino acid produced by the affected mouse gene but does not produce a stop codon. The researcher would classify this as a _____ SNP.a. nonsynonymous; noncodingb. noncoding; synonymousc. nonsynonymous; synonymousd. noncoding; nonsynonymous
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