According to J. B.S. Haldane's theory of aging the increased prevalence of Huntington's Chorea with increasing age is likely influenced by: (Choose all that apply):

Option 3 (a decrease................increasing age) is the appropriate alternative.

Explanation:

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This same mutated gene software design both for trinucleotide nitrogen foundation repetitions having existed as CAG-polyglutamine because of the gene mutations throughout the gene expressions as well as, eventually, those same mutant genetic traits code again for protein "huntingtin" to increased longevity would become a neurodevelopmental disorder.Even though age increases, "selective breeding could perhaps start by removing those other mutated detrimental alleles" containing high amounts of selective inbreeding, and eventually the obsession including its harmful allele takes place with apoptosis.

Those same happenings result in a reduction throughout evolutionary pressure to eliminate deleterious characteristics with increased longevity. So the above is the correct response.