What are Frame shift mutations?
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Answer / guest
frameshit mutation is nothing but the introduction or
deletion of a single base pair in a DNA sequence which
results in the changing of the actual reading frame .
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frameshift is nothing but the introduction or deletion of
a single base pair in a DNA sequence which result in the of
actual reading frame.
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Answer / amal hosny
adding one nucleotide to the DNA strand which leads to shift on all other nucleotides on the strand and thus coding for different proteins. It has drastic effects
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Answer / biomaster
Introduction or removal of a single base pair from dna
which are caused by slight slippage of dna strands.
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