If the DNA sequence that coded for a codon that was complimentary tothe ANTICODON AAU underwent a point mutation so that theANTICODON was now GAU, which kind of mutation would this be?GUCAGUAlanine (Ala)AGUCTyrosine (Tyr)Valine (Val)GUCysteine (Cys)UGSTARTHERE,Tryptophan (Trp)Arginine (Arg)A CCUGALeucine (Leu)Serine (Ser)Proline (Pro)Lysine (Lys)Asparagine (Asn)nonsensemissensesilentframeshiftGlycine (Gly)Serine (Ser)Glutamic acid(Glu)acidHistidine (His)Glutamine (Gin)Arginine (Arg)Isoleucine (le)Methionine (Met)Threonine (Thr)

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If the DNA sequence that coded for a codon that was complimentary to the ANTICODON AAU underwent a point mutation so that the ANTICODON was now GAU, which kind of mutation would this be? Alaning ACUCAGUCAGE rosine (Tyr) Serine (Ser) Glutamic acid (Glu) acid (Asp)

If the DNA sequence that coded for a codon that was complimentary to the ANTICODON AAU underwent a point mutation so that the ANTICODON was now GAU, which kind of mutation would this be? Alaning ACUCAGUCAGE rosine (Tyr) Serine (Ser) Glutamic acid (Glu) acid (Asp)

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Chapter11: Genome Alterations: Mutation And Epigenetics

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Problem 14QP: In the gene-coding sequence shown here, which of the following events will produce a frameshift...

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