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| chromosome mutation in which a section of a chromosome is removed |
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| single gene mutation involving removal of a nucleotide from a sequence |
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| chromosome mutation where a section of a chromosome is added from its homologous partner |
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| the genetic information of an organism encoded into its DNA that can be inherited by its offspring |
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| single gene mutation in which an additional nucleotide is placed into a sequence |
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| chromosome mutation in which a set of genes rotates through 180° |
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| mutation that results in in one amino acid being changed for another. This may result in a non-functional protein or have little effect on the protein |
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| random changes to DNA sequences |
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| DNA sequence that does not encode protein |
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| mutation resulting in a premature stop codon being produced which results in a shorter protein |
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| mutation at a point where coding and non-coding regions meet in a section of DNA |
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| single gene mutation in which one nucleotide is replaced by another |
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| mutation in which part of a chromosome becomes attached to another chromosome, not its homologous partner |
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