Original DNA Sequence = TACACCTTGGCGACGACT MRNA Sequence ATGGAACCGCTGGTGA Amino Acid Sequence = U ACCUUGGCGACCACU Mutated DNA Sequence #1 = TA CATCTTGGC GACGAC MRNA Sequence ATGAGAACCGCTGCTGA Amino Acid Sequence = U ACUCUUGGCGACU What type of mutation is this? Mutated DNA Sequence #2 = T ACGACCTTGGCGACGA MRNA Sequence ATGCTGGAACCGCTGTG A Amino Acid Sequence UACGACCUUGGCGACAU %3D %3D What type of mutation is this?

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