Assuming the frequency of a base pair change is 10^-9 per base pair per generation, how many base pair changes will have occurred in a new daughter cell as compared to the mother cell (i. e. one generation) if the genome size is 6 x 10^9 bp? a. 6b. 6000c. 6 x 10^18d. 0.6

Option A,

Explanation:

Given -

Frequency of change of base pair

per generation

To calculate the number of base pair changes , the following formula can be used -

Number of base pair changes frequency of base pair change per generation per base pair total number of base pairs total number of generations

Substituting the given values in able equation we get -

Number of base pair changes

Hence, option A, is correct.

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