Give the SIGNIFICANT difference between the terms provided in the table below. NO NEED for complete sentences, phrases will do. Somatic mutation Germline mutation Turner’s Syndrome Down Syndrome Muscular Dystrophy Burkitt’s Lymphoma Deletion Duplication Translocation Inversion Transition Transversion Missense nonsense Point Mutation Frameshift Mutation Intercalating Agents Alkylating Agents Based Excision Repair Mismatch Repair

Give the SIGNIFICANT difference between the terms provided in the table below. NO NEED for complete sentences, phrases will do. Somatic mutation Germline mutation Turner’s Syndrome Down Syndrome Muscular Dystrophy Burkitt’s Lymphoma Deletion Duplication Translocation Inversion Transition Transversion Missense nonsense Point Mutation Frameshift Mutation Intercalating Agents Alkylating Agents Based Excision Repair Mismatch Repair

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Somatic mutation	Germline mutation


Turner’s Syndrome	Down Syndrome


Muscular Dystrophy	Burkitt’s Lymphoma


Deletion	Duplication


Translocation	Inversion


Transition	Transversion


Missense	nonsense


Point Mutation	Frameshift Mutation


Intercalating Agents	Alkylating Agents


Based Excision Repair	Mismatch Repair