DNA and Genetic Mutations | 3 Types of Point Mutations and Frame Shift Mutations

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[@andreichivu8892]

Could you please explain what exactly has happened in a c659_661del p.(Lys220del) in-frame missense mutation? Thanks!

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[@PremedHQ]

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[@mmd123king6]

@@PremedHQ doctor if dna is made up of those 4 bases where are the mutations located in... like for example i have thr hurcules gene ehere will it be located in?

[@dovbarleib3256]

How often are 2 or more bases added or inserted together as a frame shift mutation? How often are 10 or 12 bases inserted?

[@Kajaaanan]

Is "wobble" equal to silent mutation?

[@vedantpatel8266]

no, not really, the wobble in the third anticodon allows for silent mutations to occur.

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[@hasanalkhattab963]

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[@ashleybishton742]

Frameshifting is what's going on right now with covid.

[@thedecodes5522]

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[@Jere616]

If this is about DNA why is U being used, which is on RNA, instead of T?

[@GG-yy4yx]

He said the damage/change occurred in DNA. The reason why the mRNA is being shown is because he is demonstrating how the DNA produced a faulty/changed mRNA during transcription, and thus how it alters the production of the amino acid sequence.

[@Jere616]

Thank you. I missed that implication though it was rather obvious. I also watched this one out of order, before #15.

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So is serious many times Most I am interest in mutations it seems they find many fossils with mutations

[@veronicalogotheti5416]

We dont have all the same dna

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