A nucleotide sequence changes from attcgg to atcgg. what type of mutation occurred?

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A nucleotide sequence changes from attcgg to atcgg. what type of mutation occurred?

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deletion is the answer

Ben Miller answered Apr 17, 2018

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Deletion mutation because there is one t after.

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