4 C. Two mutations are known in the population, one shaded in yellow and one in blue, in the TEMPLATE DNA sequence above. Ursula has a mutation in the yellow-shadedunderlined nucleotide: instead of an A in this position, she has a T.5 AАTCАТААСТСАТTG 3'What type of mutation does Ursula have?MissenseSilentO NonsenseO Frameshift

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C. Two mutations are known in the population, one shaded in yellow and one in blue, in the TEMPLATE DNA sequence above. Ursula has a mutation in the yellow-shaded
underlined nucleotide: instead of an A in this position, she has a T.
5 AАTCАТААСТСАТTG 3'
What type of mutation does Ursula have?
Missense
Silent
O Nonsense
O Frameshift

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It is defined as the change in the sequence of DNA. These are caused from mistakes in the copying of produced during the process of cell division, exposure to ionizing radiation and certain chemicals called mutagens.

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