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Types of Mutations Formative

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1.

Match the following terms with their definitions

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Frameshift Mutation

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sequence of DNA that codes for a particular protein

gene

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any change in the sequence of DNA that may or may not affect the protein made by that sequence

mutation

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Mutation affecting a single gene or base pair within a gene

Mutagen

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mutations that cause major changes to proteins because they "shift" the reading frame of the genetic code

Point Mutation

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Mutations that affect entire regions of chromosomes, or multiple chromosomes

Chromosome Mutation

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Any environmental factor that may cause a mutation

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2.

True or false: ALL mutations effect the resulting protein

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3.

Which of the following explains why mutations may have no affect on a protein?

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4.

Which type of mutation listed below is most likely going to cause a frameshift mutation?

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5.

Which of the following mutations is most likely going to have large affects on any proteins made from the gene(s) involved?