Biology, 26.04.2021 08:00 Jw837138

How would the protein change if a mutation caused a base to be added, making the mutated DNA sequence TACGTTACCGAGCTAGACT? How is the protein affected by this
mutation? (Hint: go through the steps of transcription and translation and compare with
original sequence)

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