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You discover a mutation in the protein-coding sequence of a gene that does not change the amino acid sequence. This makes sense because __________.

You discover a mutation in the protein-coding sequence of a gene that does not change the amino acid sequence. This makes sense because __________.
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You discover a mutation in the protein-coding sequence of a gene that does not change the amino acid sequence. This makes sense because __________.

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there is a redundancy in the genetic code / a silent mutation has occured

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