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If a mutation in a gene does not result in a change in protein function, the resulting effect is most likely to be
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B.) Beneficial
C.) Harmful
D.) None of the above
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A.) neutral
If the protein structure does not change then the function will not be affected either. The resulting effect is neutral because the shape and function was not altered.
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