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Objectives: - Describe The Different Agents, Types and Physiological Effects of Mutations
Objectives: - Describe The Different Agents, Types and Physiological Effects of Mutations
Objectives
• Describe the different agents, types and
physiological effects of mutations
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In DNA Replication
• High fidelity is observed due to the proofreading
ability of DNA polymerase
• BUT, errors may still arise and if not repaired,
there will be MUTATIONS
• Probability: 1 in every 50 million bases added to
the nucleotide chain
Mutation
• Change in the genetic material
• Causes:
1. Errors in DNA replication
• Mispairingof bases by DNA polymerase
2. Mutagens
• Agents that damage DNA
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Point Mutation
Point Mutation
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Non-Sense Mutation
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Missense Mutation
Missense Mutation
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Frameshift Mutation
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Frameshift Mutation
Frameshift Mutation
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Frameshift Mutation
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Mutagens
1. Ionizing Radiation
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2. Chemical Agents
2. Chemical Agents
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2. Chemical Agents
Benzo[a]pyrene
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Aflatoxin
References
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