A mutation arises so that the nucleotide sequence of a protein encoding gene changes from: 5'....GAUAUGUUACUAAAC....3' to 5'....GAUAUGUUACGAAAC....3', what happens to the resulting protein sequence?Group of answer choicesThe protein is prematurely truncated (shortened).A single amino acid is changed.Many residues in the protein sequence are changed.The protein sequence does not change.No protein is generated.

A mutation that has no effect on the amino acid sequence.Group of answer choicesdeletionpoint mutationframeshift mutationnucleotide substitutionmissense mutationsilent mutationinsertionnonsense mutationNext

Below is an original and mutated strand of DNA.Original DNA: 3’ TAC-CAT-TCA-ACC-GGT-ATT 5’Original Amino Acid Sequence: MET- VAL- SER-TRP-PRO-STOPMutated DNA Sequence: 3’ TAC-CAT-TAA-ACC-GGT-AAT 5’How does the mutation affect the new amino acid sequence? [B.2G]Select one:a.The mutation causes a silent mutation and the amino acid did not change.b.The mutation causes a premature stop codon causing a short protein to form.c.The mutation causes a frameshift mutation causing to protein to not function properly.d.The mutation changes the third amino acid from serine to isoleucine.

A point mutation can result in which of the following?Group of answer choicesan incomplete proteinan abnormal proteinno effect on the proteinany of thesenone of these

A mutation in a gene would               cause a change in the sequence of amino acids in a protein.Multiple Choiceneversometimesalways

A mutation in a base in DNA that does not result in an amino acid change in the protein is called a__________ mutation. A) silent B) deletion