3. Mutations can result in changes to the amino acid sequences of a protein. These changes to a protein are a
direct result of changes to the -
A shape of the DNA double helix
C sequence of nitrogen bases in the DNA
B sugar-phosphate backbone of the DNA
D phospholipid bilayer in the cell membrane

The mutation causes changes in the DNA sequence i.e change in the sequence of nucleotide bases. Triplet nucleotide bases (codon) codes for one amino acid. Since mutation causes a change in sequence in nucleotide bases, this will directly have an impact on codon composition and therefore this changed codon will code for a different amino acid. Changes in the amino acid sequence may or may not produce a functional protein.

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3. Mutations can result in changes to the amino acid sequences of a protein. These changes to a protein are a direct result of changes to the - A shape of the DNA double helix C sequence of nitrogen bases in the DNA B sugar-phosphate backbone of the DNA D phospholipid bilayer in the cell membrane

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3. Mutations can result in changes to the amino acid sequences of a protein. These changes to a protein are a
direct result of changes to the -
A shape of the DNA double helix
C sequence of nitrogen bases in the DNA
B sugar-phosphate backbone of the DNA
D phospholipid bilayer in the cell membrane