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What is a mutation that changes the codon to another codon specifying the same amino acid, thus causing no change to the resulting protein? A. Silent mutation B. Insertion C. Fr…

What is a mutation that changes the codon to another codon specifying the same amino acid, thus causing no change to the resulting protein? A. Silent mutation B. Insertion C. Fr…
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What is a mutation that changes the codon to another codon specifying the same

amino acid, thus causing no change to the resulting protein?
A. Silent mutation
B. Insertion
C. Frameshift mutation
D. Deletion

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C.Frameshift mutation

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