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Q: What will happen with a serious mutation in the gene for the transfer RNA with anticodon AAA?
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Why is a gene mutation more serious what its at the beginning?

More serious than what? Mutations happen all the time and have done so.


When did Mutation Nation happen?

Mutation Nation happened in 1991.


A mutation occurs in an eye cell of a fully grown monkey what will most likely happen to the monkey?

This depends on what kind of mutation occurs. You don't say what the mutation/result of the mutation is, so who knows what will happen to the monkey


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What happens when there is a mutation in a 5' UTR of mRNA?

If there is a mutation in the 5' UTR no change in the protein function and abundance will happen.


How does a mutation occur?

A mutation is a change from the expected nucleotide sequence of DNA. It can happen when nucleotide bases are duplicated or deleted from the sequence.


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mutation are caused by radiation and are 99.9% harmful


What is a change in the sequence of bases in DNA molecules called?

The change in the order of the bases in a DNA molecule is called a mutation. Such changes may happen because of damage to genomes, replication errors, or insertion or deletion of nucleotide bases.


What would happen if a cell were unable to make mrna?

If a mutation affects the mRNA, then the sequence of amino acids that it codes for may be incorrect, causing the protein produced by the amino acids to not function properly, or it may not function at all.


When did Serious Sam happen?

Serious Sam happened in 2001.


Are mutations good?

Not always. there are two types of mutations, A Good mutation or a bad one. A bad mutation will happen very rarely but could still happen, The chances are almost to none But there are also good mutations, The chances of getting a good mutation are 0.001 When mutations happen, And its bad, For an example a Cell If it gets a bad mutation, It will most likely not be able to compete with other cells for resources. But if the mutation is "Good" The DNA which is a genetic code will be changed to have the good mutation put it. A good mutation for a bacteria would be antibiotic resistance. Bacteria Reproduce every 20 Minutes by dividing, So on a petri dish having the bacteria lay there for 24 hours, would have More than millions of Bacteria on it. And in those moments of reproducing a Good or bad mutation WILL happen. When you use hand sanitiser you kill germs right? But hand sanitiser says 99.99%, The .001% that lives has a good mutation that makes is be Resistant to antibiotics