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If a frameshift mutation(an insertion or deletion of nitrogen bases in the codon) occurs they always change the position

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Frameshift Mutation. Imagine that you are reading a great mystery novel. When you get to an important part of the plot, you find that a chapter of the book is missing, either torn from the book or not printed correctly. Because the chapter is missing, none of the following parts of the book make much sense. For DNA, a missing segment can cause the cell to effectively stop reading from that gene. The consequences depend upon the information stored in the part of the genome where the problem occurred. If the gene performs a critical function, a significant medical problem can result

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Frameshift Mutation. Imagine that you are reading a great mystery novel. When you get to an important part of the plot, you find that a chapter of the book is missing, either torn from the book or not printed correctly. Because the chapter is missing, none of the following parts of the book make much sense. For DNA, a missing segment can cause the cell to effectively stop reading from that gene. The consequences depend upon the information stored in the part of the genome where the problem occurred. If the gene performs a critical function, a significant medical problem can result

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