A Base sequence of original strand
A–T–C–G–T–A–G–A–C–G–C–T–T–A–T–G–A–C
B Protein produced from
original strand
Protein A
C Base sequence of mutated
strand
D Protein produced from
mutated strand
E Effect of mutation

Table 3. Third mutated DNA strand
Row Description Answers
A Base sequence of original
strand
A–T–C–G–T–A–G–A–C–G–C–T–T–A–T–G–A–C
B Protein produced from
original strand
Protein A
C Base sequence of mutated
strand
D Protein produced from
mutated strand
E Effect of mutation

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