Why are haploid organisms more suitable for mutation research, given that all mutations, whether recessive or dominant, are manifested because:

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Each cell contains multiple versions of every geneEvery cell has two copies of each geneOnly a single allele of each gene exists in every cellNone of the listed statements are correct

Explanation

Haploid cells carry only one allele for each gene, so any mutation, whether dominant or recessive, will be directly expressed without being masked by a second allele, making them ideal for mutation studies.