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Mutations Quiz

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If a mutation still CREATES a protein, but its function is CHANGED, it is called a

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2.

When a DELETION or INSERTION of a nitrogenous base occurs as a mutation, the RESULTING change can

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UNLIKE a frame-shift mutation, a base-pair SUBSTITUTION can

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4.

Examine the diagram below. What would happen to the amino acid sequence if the structure labeled "C" was deleted?

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5.

Examine the diagram below. What would happen to the amino acid sequence if the base "Guanine" in the structure labeled "C" was substitutedto the base "Adenine"?

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6.

Match type of DNA mutation on the left with the definition on the right.

  • deletion

  • insertion

  • substitution

  • a base is removed

  • one base is switched for another

  • a base is added

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Match the effect of a mutation on the left with the definition on the right.

  • silent mutation

  • nonsense

  • frameshift

  • missense

  • creates a non-functioning protein, or doesn't create anything.

  • the genetic code shifts, resulting in a change of amino acids during translation

  • has no effect on the amino acid produced during translation

  • changes a single amino acid that will be produced during translation.

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In 1986, a meltdown of a nuclear reactor in the city of Chernobyl, in Ukraine, released highly radioactive chemicals into the atmosphere. As a result, people suffered various forms of cancer because of exposure to these radioactive chemicals. Cancerous cells divide much more often than noncancerous cells and form tumors in the body.

A scientist claims that these cancers were caused by harmful mutations. He wants to make a model to support his claim.

Which statement best describes what the scientist’s model needs to represent in order to support his claim?

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9.

Mutations always change the DNA.

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10.

Mutations always change the amino acids.

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11.

Some mutations have a more severe impact than others.

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12.

Mutations are just like sci-fi movies and can give people super powers.

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What is a mutagen?

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18.

How do mutations happen spontaneously without any outside influence?

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19.

Which of the following are types of mutagens?