Suppose that a mutation in a coat color gene of a mouse alters an enzyme such that it produces a red pigment instead of the wild type, which is tan. This is a mutation, which is most likely .

The correct answer is - gain of function, and dominant.

Explanation:

A mutation in which the gene that altered carries out the production of the product that has a new pattern of gene expression or a new molecular function.

Function mutations are always gain by almost always Dominant or in some rare cases semi-dominant so, the mutation in a coat color gene of a mouse alters an enzyme such that it produces a red pigment instead of the wild type, which is tan. This is a gain of function mutation, which is most likely dominant.

The correct answer is - gain of function, and dominant.

Explanation:

This is because mitosis produce two daughter cells that are genetically identical to each other thereby producing new cells that are particular to different tissues thereby making it to grow. These new cells that are genetically identical replaced the old or damaged cells , it's repair and also help in healing process.