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This is the original strand of DNA: ATG AAG TTT GGC TAA
Which option would represent a frameshift mutation due to deletion during replication?
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ATG AAG TTG GCT AA
ATG AAG TTG GCT AA
ATG TTT GGC TAA
ATG TTT GGC TAA
ATG UAA GTT TGG CTA A
ATG UAA GTT TGG CTA A
ATG AAG TTT GGC GCA TAA
ATG AAG TTT GGC GCA TAA
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Answer: ATG AAG TTG GCT AA (the first option).
Reason: deleting a single base (one T) shifts the reading frame, changing every downstream codon (and leaving an incomplete final codon). The other choices remove/add whole codons (in-frame) or use RNA bases, so they are not frameshift deletions.
Reason: deleting a single base (one T) shifts the reading frame, changing every downstream codon (and leaving an incomplete final codon). The other choices remove/add whole codons (in-frame) or use RNA bases, so they are not frameshift deletions.
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