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Suppose that a mutation occurs in the middle of a large intron of a gene-encoding a protein. what will the most likely effect of the mutation be on the amino acid sequence of tha…

Suppose that a mutation occurs in the middle of a large intron of a gene-encoding a protein. what will the most likely effect of the mutation be on the amino acid sequence of tha…
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Suppose that a mutation occurs in the middle of a large intron of a gene-encoding a protein. what will the most likely effect of the mutation be on the amino acid sequence of that protein?

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Yes the protein is the substance
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