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mutations

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Any change in what of an organisms genome is called mutation
Frameshift mutation a nucleotide base pair is either added or deleted causing a shift in what proteins are produced. frameshift insertion and frameshift deletions
What effect do mutations have on an organism mutation events are rare and often deleterious, and is mostly detrimental to an organisms survival.
What are the two types of mutations Gross mutations and point mutations
Point mutations only one base pair is affected
chromosomal mutations whole gene/chromosome is changed
Types of point mutations? silent mutations, nonsense mutations, missense mutations, frameshift mutations: frameshift insertion, frameshift deletions
Silent mutation (substitution) No effect.
missense mutation (substitution) a slight change to the amino acid, maybe just one
nonsense mutation (substitution) a type of point mutation. premature stop codon translated
frameshift insertion insertion of nucleotide base pair causes major shift in the sequence and which amino acids are translated
frameshift deletion deletion of nucleotide base pair causes major shift in sequence and which amino acids are translated
Substitution mismatching of nucleotides or replacement of one base pair by another
transformation proofs that DNA is genetic material, results from alterations to cell wall and cytoplasmic membrane that allow DNA to enter the cell. Free DNA in the environment taken into competent recipient
types of chromosomal mutations translocation, deletion, duplication, inversion
Created by: Acrob89
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