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What would happen if cells with mutated DNA replicated?
Cancer.
What is a stand of DNA that does not make an exact copy of itself?
It is a mutated strand sinc e mutated strand isn't an exact copy of the original.
What is mutation diseases?
When the DNA of the Bacterium or fungus has mutated to be resistant to Antibiotics and has reproduced.
Why doe mutated DNA have no effect on future offspring?
Mutated DNA can have an effect on future offspring because DNA is the coding of life a mistake can cause genetic diseases or even death. The genetic code is half paternal and half maternal so if there is any genetic mistake in their DNA can then get passed on through the generations.
What type of cells carry mutations?
The type of cells that carry mutated DNA is the boold cells
What most mutated genes are which cause human disorders?
A mutated gene is just a gene that doesn't have the correct DNA or alleles.. Depending of the human disorder the gene that is mutated will be different... We use genes throughout our bodies but ALL genes can cause human disorders but there is NO single gene that, when mutated, creates ALL genetic modification...
From DNA to protein involves which series of events?
From DNA to protein, the series of events involves transcription, where the DNA sequence is copied into a messenger RNA (mRNA) molecule. This mRNA is then translated by ribosomes into a specific sequence of amino acids, forming a protein through the process of translation.
What does BRCA mean?
BRCA1 and BRCA2 are two genes in your DNA which when altered or mutated, leads to Breast cancer.
Describe the differences between the original and mutated sequences?
An original sequence is a sequence of DNA that has no mutations or damage. A mutated sequence is one that has had some type of damage or change occurs to the DNA. A mutation is not always a bad thing, and may have very little impact on the organism that has the mutation.
What type of cells carry mutated DNA?
Cells that carry mutated DNA can include cancer cells, germline cells, and somatic cells. Cancer cells typically have accumulated mutations that drive unchecked growth, while germline cells can pass mutations onto offspring. Somatic cells, found throughout the body, can also harbor mutations that may or may not lead to disease.
What are the disadvantages of radio activity to humans'?
Radioactivity causes the destruction (mutation) of DNA in our cells, when these cells multiply they contain the mutated DNA which causes irregularities and cancer.
What would happen if cells with mutated DNA replicated uncontrollably?
If cells with mutated DNA replicated uncontrollably, it could lead to the development of cancer. This is because the mutations can cause the cells to grow and divide rapidly, forming tumors that can invade nearby tissues and spread to other parts of the body.
