TYPES OF MUTATIONS
Pretend that this list a nitrogen bases is a DNA strand. For each of the question below figure out what changes occurred and therefor what KIND of mutation it is. Choices are:
Insertion, deletion, and substitution (AKA Point mutation)
Original DNA = AUGCCGGTTAUU
11) AUGGCCGGTTAUU
12) AUGCGGTTAUU
13) AUGCCGGTTUUU
14) AUGCCGCTTAUU
15) AUGCCGGGTTAUU
16) Explain which mutation types lead to a frame shift, what a frame shift is, and how it can change a protein that is made from the DNA strand.
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