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Biology, 08.12.2019 07:31 kate5895

Why don't some mutations to a dna sequence have a significant effect on pheonotypic expression? (2 points)

a mutation may cause a change that codes for the same amino acid.

the transcription machinery can skip over the mutation in some cases.

proteins are replicated so often that some mutations are not important.

a mutation may affect a dna sequence but not affect resulting mrna.

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