1 Junior-Used by his father, even in Indy's adulthood. 2  After discovering that he had a son in 1957, Indiana Jones jokingly referred to Henry Jones III as Junior. 3  Indiana-Taken from the name of his childhood dog, Indiana, often shortened to Indy.
second-site mutation. see suppressor mutation. silent mutation. one in which there is a base change but because of the redundancy of the genetic code the same amino acid is coded, or one in which there is an amino acid substitution in the protein which has no detectable effect on the phenotype.
Since two copies of the mutant gene cause the disease phenotype, a person can survive with one functional copy, and as such they are termed carriers. Having one functioning copy is sufficient to prevent the disease condition. However, when there are genetic mutations in both copies, the disease will be present.The condition is caused by the inability of the body to transport chloride ions into and out of cells due to the mutated CFTR gene. Gradually this leads to a blockage of the lungs and pancreas.owever, when there are genetic mutations in both copies, the disease will be present. The condition is caused by the inability of the body to transport chloride ions into and out of cells due to the mutated CFTR gene.