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The answer is B. If the mutation causes a change in the protein sequence, then a person's physical traits will be affected.
Explanation:
Mutations:
Mutations are changes or alterations in the DNA sequence that codes for functional proteins.
Types of Mutations and their Phenotypic Effects:
Mutations are of various types but those specifically affecting the DNA sequence are called point mutations. Point mutations are of the following types:
- Substitutions
- Deletions
- Insertions
Substitutions:
- Substitutions are the alterations of a single base pair. These are further of three types:
- Nonsense mutations change the sequence in a way that a stop codon is introduced. This produces a truncated, non-functional protein.
- Missense mutations replace one codon with another codon. This results in alterations in the amino acid sequence of the encoded protein. This will also be non-functional.
- Silent mutations change the DNA sequence but in a way that the new codon codes for the same amino acid. Therefore, the sequence of the protein is conserved.
- Deletions remove one or more base pairs from the sequence, resulting in a changed or truncated protein.
- Insertions add one or more base pairs, resulting in a no-functional protein.
- Both insertions and deletions (if one or two bass are added or deleted) alter the frame of reference of the DNA sequence.
A modification or variation in a DNA or the protein array of an individual is called a Genetic mutation. The most common example of genetic modification is sickle cell anaemia.
The correct answer is:
Option B. If the genetic mutation causes a change to the protein sequence, then a person's physical traits will be affected.
This can be explained as:
- If the (genotype) the genetic data or the (phenotype) physical attributes get altered then the organism is said to be mutated.
- Deletion, extension or replacement of nucleotide in the genetic array can rise in mutation.
- The incorporation of the wrong amino acid or deletion in a sequence is called missense mutation.
- Variation in the amino acid array will modify the arrangement and use of the protein.
- In the case of sickle cell disease, a particular amino acid gets modified that influences the shape and role of the blood cell and results in disease.
Therefore, alteration in the sequence can alter the phenotypical characteristics.
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