Please asap Original DNA template: 3'-ACGGTCAATTTGCTG-5 a) Transcribe the sequence. b) Translate the sequence. c) What type of mutation is present in the strand 3 '- ACGGTCAATATTGCTG - 5 d) Provide the entire mutated sequence of amino acids. e) Explain the effect that this mutation will have.

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