Biochemistry
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Chapter 9, Problem 13P
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An explanation regarding the absence of mutations in the aspartate residue that interacts with the drugs is to be stated.
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Mutation is defined as the change in the sequence/order of DNA bases. It occurs due to the introduction of radiation, chemicals, or an internal disorder. Mutation may be caused by a single change in base sequence.
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