A change in the sequence of nitrogen bases in a gene is called a(n)

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Mouhammed asked Jul 4, 2022

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A change in the sequence of nitrogen
bases in a gene is called a(n)

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The answer would be a mutation

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Answer:

mutation

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A mutation is a change that occurs in copying a DNA sequence where the order of the proteins could be altered.

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