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DNA Mutations Project: Modeling DNA Mutations
Table 1. First mutated DNA strand
Row Description Answers
A Base sequence of original
strand
A–T–C–G–T–A–G–A–C–G–C–T–T–A–T–G–A–C
B Protein produced from
original strand
Protein A
C Base sequence of mutated
strand
D Protein produced from
mutated strand
E Effect of mutation
Table 2. Second mutated DNA strand
Row Description Answers
A Base sequence of original
strand
A–T–C–G–T–A–G–A–C–G–C–T–T–A–T–G–A–C
B Protein produced from
original strand
Protein A
C Base sequence of mutated
strand
D Protein produced from
mutated strand
E Effect of mutation
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Table 3. Third mutated DNA strand
Row Description Answers
A Base sequence of original
strand
A–T–C–G–T–A–G–A–C–G–C–T–T–A–T–G–A–C
B Protein produced from
original strand
Protein A
C Base sequence of mutated
strand
D Protein produced from
mutated strand
E Effect of mutation
Answer these three questions to summarize what you have done in this project.
1. How did you model mutations in this project?
2. How are the three mutated strands similar to each other? (Hint: Think about the type of
mutations modeled.)
3. How are the three mutated strands different from each other?

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