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Amoeba Sisters' Mutations Video Handout
By Chelsa Burch
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Question 1
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an enzyme that changes the amino acid sequence
a sequence of four bases that code for an amino acid
a change in the genetic code
a complimentary strand of genetic code
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the amino acid
the deoxyribose sugar
the nitrogen base
the phosphate group
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Animals
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One amino acid was affected
Every amino acid following the mutation was affected
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Archaea
Bacteria
Fungi
Plants
Protists
Mutations are random
Mutations are mostly beneficial and useful for an organism
Mutations can occur in both DNA and RNA, which are nucleic acids
Mutations can only occur during interphase
Not all genes code for proteins
Not all genes are "turned on" at a given time
Substitution mutations typically result in a frameshift mutation
Mutations can be genetically inherited
