Original Sequence : 3’TAC ACC TTG GCG ACG ACT’S Type ofPointSubstitutionFrameshiftmutationInsertionorDeletion(Circle one.)How did themutation affectthe amino acidMissense1 aminoacidchangedMissenseMissenseSilentNo changeNonsensePrematurestop signalNo stopsequence(protein)?(Circle one.)1 amino acidadded/deletedAll the amino acidschanged after thepoint of mutationsignal 3.) mutated:3' TA CA CC TTG coA CGA CTA'5mRAA transcript: AuG uGG AAC(GcU Gcu GAUamino acid. Met- Trp - Asn - AIO -Ala Asp

A mutation is a change in the DNA sequence of an organism. Mutations can result from errors in DNA…

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3) mutated:3' TA C A CC TTG coA CGA CTA'S MRAA transcript: AuG uCG AACGCU Gcu GAu. amino acid: Met-Trp - Asn - AlA-AICi- Asp

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Original Sequence : 3’TAC ACC TTG GCG ACG ACT’S

Type of
Point
Substitution
Frameshift
mutation
Insertion
or
Deletion
(Circle one.)
How did the
mutation affect
the amino acid
Missense
1 amino
acid
changed
Missense
Missense
Silent
No change
Nonsense
Premature
stop signal
No stop
sequence
(protein)?
(Circle one.)
1 amino acid
added/
deleted
All the amino acids
changed after the
point of mutation
signal

3.) mutated:3' TA CA CC TTG coA CGA CTA'5
mRAA transcript: AuG uGG AAC(GcU Gcu GAU
amino acid. Met- Trp - Asn - AIO -Ala Asp

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