ORIGIN 1 acacttgctt ctgacacaac cgtgttcact agcaactaca caaacagaca ccatgctgac 61 tgctgaggag aaggctgccg tcaccgcctt ttggggcaag gtgaaagtgg atgaagttgg 121 tggtgaggcc ctgggcaggc tgctggttgt ctacccctgg actcagaggt tctttgagtc 181 ctttggggac ttgtccactg ctgatgctgt tatgaacaac cctaaggtga aggcccatgg 241 caagaaggtg ctagattcct ttagtaatgg catgaagcat ctcgatgacc tcaagggcac 301 ctttgctgcg ctgagtgage tgcactgtga taagctgcat gtggatcctg agaacttcaa 361 gctcctgggc aacgtgctag tggttgtgct ggctcgcaat tttggcaagg aattcacccc 421 ggtgctgcag gctgactttc agaaggtggt ggctggtgtg gccaatgccc tggcccacag 481 atatcattaa gctccctttc ctgctttcca ggaaaggttt tttcatcctc agagcccaaa 541 gattgaatat ggaaaaatta tgaagtgttt tgagcatctg gcctctgcct aataaagaca 601 tttattttca ttgcaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaa aaa Find the start codon in this sequence. What is the DNA sequence of the next codon, directly after the start codon? What amino acid does this code for? A mutation changes the start codon so that it now codes for Isoleucine (I) instead of methionine (M) What is the name given to this type of mutation? How many bases would need to change to cause this? What is the genetic term for the region of the gene before the start codon?

ORIGIN 1 acacttgctt ctgacacaac cgtgttcact agcaactaca caaacagaca ccatgctgac 61 tgctgaggag aaggctgccg tcaccgcctt ttggggcaag gtgaaagtgg atgaagttgg 121 tggtgaggcc ctgggcaggc tgctggttgt ctacccctgg actcagaggt tctttgagtc 181 ctttggggac ttgtccactg ctgatgctgt tatgaacaac cctaaggtga aggcccatgg 241 caagaaggtg ctagattcct ttagtaatgg catgaagcat ctcgatgacc tcaagggcac 301 ctttgctgcg ctgagtgage tgcactgtga taagctgcat gtggatcctg agaacttcaa 361 gctcctgggc aacgtgctag tggttgtgct ggctcgcaat tttggcaagg aattcacccc 421 ggtgctgcag gctgactttc agaaggtggt ggctggtgtg gccaatgccc tggcccacag 481 atatcattaa gctccctttc ctgctttcca ggaaaggttt tttcatcctc agagcccaaa 541 gattgaatat ggaaaaatta tgaagtgttt tgagcatctg gcctctgcct aataaagaca 601 tttattttca ttgcaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaa aaa Find the start codon in this sequence. What is the DNA sequence of the next codon, directly after the start codon? What amino acid does this code for? A mutation changes the start codon so that it now codes for Isoleucine (I) instead of methionine (M) What is the name given to this type of mutation? How many bases would need to change to cause this? What is the genetic term for the region of the gene before the start codon?

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