H 1.6 Mutations

Front

How do mutations occur?

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Randomly and at a low frequency

Front

Which of the following is not a Single Gene Mutation? Substitution, Insertion, Deletion, Duplication

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Duplication

Front

Which mutation involves a single nucleotide being replaced with a different nucleotide?

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Substitution

Front

Which mutation involves a single nucleotide being added into a DNA sequence? Options: Substitution, Insertion, Deletion

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Insertion

Front

Which mutation involves a single nucleotide being removed from a DNA sequence? Options: Substitution, Insertion, Deletion

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Deletion

Front

Which form of mutation effect is caused by the creation of a stop codon? Options: Missense, Nonsense, Splice Site, Frameshift

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Nonsense

Front

Which form of chromosome mutation involves duplicated genes attaching to a homologous chromosome?

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Duplication

Front

Which form of chromosome mutation involves the deletion of a chromosome segment? Options: Duplication, Deletion, Inversion, Translocation

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Deletion

Front

Which form of chromosome mutation involves a chromosome segment breaking and turning around?

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Inversion

Front

Which form of chromosome mutation involves a chromosome segment breaking off and attaching to another chromosome? Options: Duplication, Deletion, Inversion, Translocation

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Translocation