Which mutation does the given change in nucleotide sequence represent? attgcatc → atacgttc

The correct answer will be inversion.

Explanation:

Inversion is a type of genetic mutation in which sequence of the DNA is flipped to 180° in a chromosome.

This mutation takes place when a sequence of DNA breaks and reattaches to the same chromosome after rotation of 180 reversing the order of the sequence.

When sequence shows:  

                              Normal :  ATTGCATC    

                 after inversion :   ATACGTTC

Bold letters shows inverted sequence as TTGCAT is flipped or reversed to 180° and is read as TACGTT.

If inversion occurs on a gene, it can produce lethal effects on cell but if not then it could have no effect on somatic cells.

Thus, inversion is the correct answer.

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