What would happen to the amino acid sequence if you change the order of the nitrogen bases in DNA?

If even one nitrogen base is changed, then the amino acid is changed, causing the protein to change. If the amino acid is changed, the shape will also change because the attractions between amino acid swill change. That because the changed amino acid will not have the same properties as the original amino acid.

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answer: c

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