Question

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what happens when a cells protein do not detect and mutation?
A) the protein is substituted with a mutation
B) the mutation leaves the cell before cell divisions
C)the mutation remains with the cell and is passed on in divination
D) the mutation becomes part of protein

Answer 1

@arabpride @amistre64 @aaronq @arabpride @Awesome781 @andijo76 @alphadxg @AliyaMarie9

Answer 2

do not detect the mutation u mean?

Answer 3

C)the mutation remains with the cell and is passed on in division**

Answer 4

i dont know if im getting the question wrong but i think its D
because since mutation is at genetic level meaning in DNA bases, so protein synthesis occurs using DNA strand as a template for making mRNA which then goes for translation to form protein, so the genetic information along with mutation is passed on to the new protein, thus this mutation becomes part of the protein [casing it to malfunction, do a different function or don't function at all] (at times mutation has a good outcome but its mostly rare)

Answer 5

@Somy If all the DNA present in your cells were transcribed into protein your answer would be correct, however not every base is part of a gene (there are other elements e.g. regulatory) and so not every base will become a protein. Thus the only possible irrefutable option is that it will be passed on (through mitosis/meoisis).

Answer 6

i meant not every base will code** for a protein, not become.

Answer 7

so the answer is c)

Answer 8

@aaronq

Answer 9

@shrutipande9 @amistre64 @AccessDenied @Awesome781 @Mel98 @melmel1234

Answer 10

@aaronq i did think of C but i then i thought D is more clear
but well now i understand why its C
thank you :)

Answer 11

no problem! @Somy it's important to get the whole picture to assess conflicts to the best of your ability.

Answer 12

(D)

Answer 13

u have got @aaronq @kit-cat0304 ...u dont need me now...he is absolutely right..:D

Answer 14

thank you and sorry i did not mean to add you in this one i had three other questions up and i treid to put u in that one sorry @shrutipande9