B. At a position immediately following the fifteenth codon of a protein coding region, five base pairs were inserted (GGTTG). C. The seventy-fifth codon of a protein coding sequence changes from a tryptophan codon (TGG) to a stop codon (TGA). The tenth codon of a protein coding region, which normally codes for glycine (GGT) is absent. D. The thirtieth codon of a protein coding region changes from serine (TCG) to proline (CCG). Е.

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Which of the following changes to a DNA sequence would be classified as a missense mutation?
OA.
The second codon of a protein coding sequence changes from alanine (GCT) to alanine (G).
OB.
At a position immediately following the fifteenth codon of a protein coding region, five base pairs were inserted (GGTTG).
OC.
The seventy-fifth codon of a protein coding sequence changes from a tryptophan codon (TGG) to a stop codon (TGA).
OD.
The tenth codon of a protein coding region, which normally codes for glycine (GGT) is absent.
OE.
The thirtieth codon of a protein coding region changes from serine (TCG) to proline (CCG).
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following changes to a DNA sequence would be classified as a missense mutation? OA. The second codon of a protein coding sequence changes from alanine (GCT) to alanine (G). OB. At a position immediately following the fifteenth codon of a protein coding region, five base pairs were inserted (GGTTG). OC. The seventy-fifth codon of a protein coding sequence changes from a tryptophan codon (TGG) to a stop codon (TGA). OD. The tenth codon of a protein coding region, which normally codes for glycine (GGT) is absent. OE. The thirtieth codon of a protein coding region changes from serine (TCG) to proline (CCG).
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