The bases in the genetic material of Skrulls are named A, B, C and E. A pairs with E and B pairs with C. Therefore there are A-E base pairs and B-c base pairs. A human scientist has four sequences read 5’ to 3’. A single strand of the genetic material is given (assuming that Skrull genetic material is double stranded). ABBECEAABBCBBACCBCBAACABACCCABAEAACAEBEBBCEBBACAEECAAECECAAE ACCAEACBBBCEEABAECBACCCBACCCBACCCBACCCBACCCEBCAACBAEABCEBAEC BBECAAACBACBECABCEAABCBECBCACBBEBABCBBEABCAEACWBAEEABBEACBAE BCEAAEECABBEBCECCAECAABCBBCEECBACAECCECBCEAAEECABBEBCCAE   Which of the four sequences would have the highest probability for having a hotspot for frameshift sequences?

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