Suggest why: a. A mutation in which one nucleotide of a triplet code is altered often makes
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a. A mutation in which one nucleotide of a triplet code is altered often makes no difference to the protein molecule coded by the DNA [2]
b. The addition or deletion of three nucleotides in the DNA sequence of a gene often has less effect on the encoded protein than the addition or deletion of a single nucleotide.
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