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What kind of mutation do you see below? Original DNA: ATGCTA Mutated DNA: ATTCTA a. Substitution b. Insertion c. Deletion
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What kind of mutation do you see below? Original DNA: ATGCTA Mutated DNA: ATTCTA a. Substitution b. Insertion c. Deletion
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What kind of mutation do you see below?
Original DNA: ATGCTA
Mutated DNA: ATTCTA
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