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A change in a single nucleotide of a gene.Group of answer choicesnonsense mutationframeshift mutationnucleotide substitutionmissense mutationpoint mutationNext

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A change in a single nucleotide of a gene.Group of answer choicesnonsense mutationframeshift mutationnucleotide substitutionmissense mutationpoint mutationNext

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A change in a single nucleotide of a gene is referred to as a point mutation. This can further be classified into three types:

  1. Nonsense mutation: This is when the change in the nucleotide results in an early stop codon, leading to a shortened and usually nonfunctional protein.

  2. Missense mutation: This is when the change in the nucleotide results in a different amino acid being incorporated into

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