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

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

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Any change in the code which indentfy different amino acids will be change the polypeptide chain.

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