What happens to DNA as a result of mutation?

Answer 1

Well this is just an educated guess but i assume it would depend on a potentially infinite number of variables what genes are affected ? which chromosomes are affected? do they fall in to a specific chromosomal pattern or group what kind of mutagen is in use you get the picture but for example say the gene and chromosomal groupings responsible for skin pigmentation mutated as a result of a combination of low frequency delta wave radiation and high frequancy tri-phased static electricity. The result could very well be skin that glows in the dark. another example say you take the gene responsible for making the avioli in your lungs process oxygen and expose it to say magnesium tri acetate the result could very well be that the avioli could now only process magnesium tri-acitaate Gas

Answer 2

Gene Mutation can be defined as a permanent change in the DNA sequence of a gene. This can occur when environmental agents damage the DNA or when mistakes occur when a cell copies it's cells prior to cell division.

Answer 3

Mutations in genes occur whenever DNA is being replicated from a cell's nucleus and it is replicated incorrectly. There are several types of mutations such as the replacement or deletion of a nitrogenous base. Most of the times, mutations in genes do not affect your body. These mutation are called "silent mutations". But sometimes, the body is affected.

This happens because the change in the nitrogenous bases causes the production of a different amino acid structure through the process of protein synthesis. In simpler words, genes, which are made up of DNA and nitrogenous bases, code for proteins, which are made up of amino acids. In the process of translation in protein synthesis, tRNA molecules bring an amino acid based on what the copied mRNA from the genes say. But, if a mutation occurs that affects a certain coding for an amino acid, the protein produced could be totally different.

Answer 4

A mutation is a change in the DNA sequence. This change can alter the instructions for building proteins, leading to different traits or diseases in an organism. Mutations can range from affecting a single nucleotide to larger sections of a chromosome.

Answer 5

It alters and changes differently, affecting the flow of the bases.

I hope!

Answer 6

the xmen coome and inject the thing with a special fluid

Answer 7

It will become a mutation.