Can I please get some help with questions 1 & 2. Thank you. e dele iwellao of ouEXERCISE 1 MUTATIONWork in a small group or alone to complete this exercise. In Lab 2, Exercise 8, you determined the amino acidsequence for the following strand of DNA:AGCAATCC GTCTTGGTC GTTAGGCAGAACCe xim of enueThat strand has mutated. It is nowove bne ecm erts ed iw lninAGCAATCTTGGTC GTTG G G C AG A ACC e bne fri deom en ed liw nin uoy ob sotebeng dairWUse your knowledge of mutation and protein synthesis to answer the following questions.abnoosa 08 nov1. What mutation has occurred?otsw B eeU 10) ebnoosa 08 1ot 1omis2. Will this mutation have a real effect? Why or why not? (Hint: You may want to try Exercise 10 from Lab 2again, using the mutated DNA strand to make the mutated protein.)Jeom erebnu eidt e0en Jud einud eutut ni eteqioiheg Jon lliw 101ebeig10 airn ni enurl enerto en to esubong Jon ob bne behebnu oals ene yerld.euts1egomamsverlanibonoo Jud anun enusut uo Jie lw.oo Veretlueen gnib10001 sU e dele iwellao of ouEXERCISE 1 MUTATIONWork in a small group or alone to complete this exercise. In Lab 2, Exercise 8, you determined the amino acidsequence for the following strand of DNA:AGCAATCC GTCTTGGTC GTTAGGCAGAACCe xim of enueThat strand has mutated. It is nowove bne ecm erts ed iw lninAGCAATCTTGGTC GTTG G G C AG A ACC e bne fri deom en ed liw nin uoy ob sotebeng dairWUse your knowledge of mutation and protein synthesis to answer the following questions.abnoosa 08 nov1. What mutation has occurred?otsw B eeU 10) ebnoosa 08 1ot 1omis2. Will this mutation have a real effect? Why or why not? (Hint: You may want to try Exercise 10 from Lab 2again, using the mutated DNA strand to make the mutated protein.)Jeom erebnu eidt e0en Jud einud eutut ni eteqioiheg Jon lliw 101ebeig10 airn ni enurl enerto en to esubong Jon ob bne behebnu oals ene yerld.euts1egomamsverlanibonoo Jud anun enusut uo Jie lw.oo Veretlueen gnib10001 sU

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Work in a small group or alone to complete this exercise. In Lab 2, Exercise 8, you determined the amino acid sequence for the following strand of DNA: AGCAATCCGTCTTGG TCGTTAGGCAGAAOC C That strand has mutated. It is now onsnom er ed iw nin AGCAACCCGTCTTGG ne neom liw nin uoy ob sodebeng aidW TC GTTG GG CAGA ACC Use your knowledge of mutation and protein synthesis to answer the following questions. Inud of ebnoosa 08 nev 1. What mutation has occurred? (OL nae 2. Will this mutation have a real effect? Why or why not? (Hint: You may want to try Exercise 10 from Lab 2 again, using the mutated DNA strand to make the mutated protein.)

Work in a small group or alone to complete this exercise. In Lab 2, Exercise 8, you determined the amino acid sequence for the following strand of DNA: AGCAATCCGTCTTGG TCGTTAGGCAGAAOC C That strand has mutated. It is now onsnom er ed iw nin AGCAACCCGTCTTGG ne neom liw nin uoy ob sodebeng aidW TC GTTG GG CAGA ACC Use your knowledge of mutation and protein synthesis to answer the following questions. Inud of ebnoosa 08 nev 1. What mutation has occurred? (OL nae 2. Will this mutation have a real effect? Why or why not? (Hint: You may want to try Exercise 10 from Lab 2 again, using the mutated DNA strand to make the mutated protein.)

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter15: Studying And Manipulating Genomes

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