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A mutation present in a parent's genetic code impacts offspring. Which statement most likely describes the mutation?
The mutation changes a base without changing an amino acid.
The mutation alters the function of the protein made by the gene.
The mutation can be recognized and repaired by enzymes.
The mutation is observed in the somatic cells of the parent.
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A point mutation in the genetic code can lead to various outcomes like silent, missense, or nonsense mutations.


Explanation:

A point mutation is a single-letter change in the genetic code, affecting a single base pair. Depending on the change, it can result in different outcomes: a silent mutation if the mRNA codon codes for the same amino acid, a missense mutation if it codes for a different amino acid, or a nonsense mutation if it becomes a stop codon.


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