The person might end up getting cancer.
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The person might end up getting cancer.
The comparison between the DNA sequence of normal DNA to the mutated DNA will be made. The type of mutation will be revealed during the base sequence.
alcohol? or liquids in general?
What might she do after this event in 1873? Might she be discouraged?
Global temperatures might cool by several degrees
Nothing significant happens... intensity of S1 might decrease
substitution
The failure of DNA replication during the cell cycle can cause mutations. If such mutations occurred in a person's DNA, the person can end up getting cancer.
If a mutation resulted in the DNA sequence changing from ACG to ACT, it would alter the corresponding mRNA and potentially change the amino acid sequence during protein synthesis. ACG codes for the amino acid threonine, while ACT codes for the amino acid threonine as well. Therefore, in this specific case, the mutation might not have a significant effect on the resulting protein due to the redundancy of the genetic code, where multiple codons can code for the same amino acid. However, the impact of a mutation can vary greatly depending on the specific sequence and context within a gene.