At Which Point Does a Mutation Exert Its Potentially Dysfunctional

question 50

Multiple Choice

At which point does a mutation exert its potentially dysfunctional effects in a cell?

• A) during DNA replication
• B) during protein translation
• C) after a protein is produced
• D) during DNA transcription
• E) only during cell division

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