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5 April, 02:14

Most nonsense mutations in genes that encode structural proteins cause a null ("knockout") phenotype.

How many "sense" codons can be converted into nonsense codons (TAA, TAG, TGA) by single base pair substitution mutations?

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  1. 5 April, 03:45
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    TGA (opal)

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    Explanation:

    A mutation in a gene that results in total loss of the normal function of the gene product encoded by that gene, resulting in a Null phenotype.

    Changes in DNA sequence are termed as nonsense mutation that introduce a stop codon, resulting in a non functional protein. This terminology results stop codons have also worked as nonsense codons.

    There are three different stop codon-

    In RNA

    UAG (amber) UAA (ochre) UGA (opal)

    In DNA

    TAG (amber) TAA (ochre) TGA (opal)
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