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1. Why does a change in the structure of a protein matter? 2. Which would most likely have a more lasting effect? A. a significant mutation to the DNA of a gene B. a mutation to…

1. Why does a change in the structure of a protein matter? 2. Which would most likely have a more lasting effect? A. a significant mutation to the DNA of a gene B. a mutation to…
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1. Why does a change in the structure of a protein matter?

2. Which would most likely have a more lasting effect?
A. a significant mutation to the DNA of a gene
B. a mutation to the mRNA transcribed from it

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B. a mutation to the mRNA transcribed from it

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