Genetic mutation | gene mutation
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- Genetic mutation in humans explained. This lecture explains about gene mutation and chromosomal mutation in animals. gene mutations and genetic mutations are dangerous and the effect is horrifying.
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A gene mutation is a permanent alteration in the DNA sequence that makes up a gene, such that the sequence differs from what is found in most humans. Mutations variety in dimension; they are able to have an impact on wherever from a single DNA building block (base pair) to a huge segment of a chromosome that involves more than one genes.
Gene mutations can be classified in two most important approaches:
Hereditary mutations are inherited from a mother or father and are present for the period of a individual’s lifestyles in practically each mobile within the body. These mutations are also referred to as germline mutations due to the fact they're present within the mum or dad’s egg or sperm cells, which might be also called germ cells. When an egg and a sperm mobilephone unite, the resulting fertilized egg telephone receives DNA from both mum and dad. If this DNA has a mutation, the youngster that grows from the fertilized egg may have the mutation in every of his or her cells.
Acquired (or somatic) mutations arise at some time during a character’s lifestyles and are present handiest in specified cells, not in each telephone within the physique. These changes can also be induced by using environmental explanations corresponding to ultraviolet radiation from the solar, or can occur if a mistake is made as DNA copies itself for the period of telephone division. Acquired mutations in somatic cells (cells rather then sperm and egg cells) can't be passed on to the next iteration.
Genetic changes that are described as de novo (new) mutations can be either hereditary or somatic. In some cases, the mutation occurs in a man or woman’s egg or sperm mobile but isn't present in any of the character’s other cells. In other instances, the mutation happens in the fertilized egg quickly after the egg and sperm cells unite. (it's commonly unimaginable to tell exactly when a de novo mutation happened.) because the fertilized egg divides, each and every resulting phone within the developing embryo could have the mutation. De novo mutations could provide an explanation for genetic issues wherein an affected child has a mutation in each mobilephone in the physique however the mum and dad don't, and there is not any loved ones historical past of the sickness.
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Today I know much about MUTATION . I am 9 years old and I am in 4th class But , I love to know new things in the nature and much more . THANK YOU 😁
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Hi everyone ! I know this may be sort of off topic but I am a 27 yo female and I have Essential Thrombocythemia with the “SF1” gene mutation/myeloid malignancy (48.5% proliferation). Is there anyone here that is familiar with SF1 and can possibly explain ? I am finding very little information on the mutation. I was diagnosed with a platelet count of 1.4 million and I am intolerant of oral platelet reducing drugs and interferon has negatively affected my thyroid function. I am seeking some answers. If any of you may have some insight, please feel free to respond ! ✊🏽
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Why mutation is helpful in secondary metabolite so plz tell me the reason
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Please explain the mechanism of transition and transversion mutation
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Can You please upload a video explaining the mechanism of UV rays on DNA. Tell me which of the UV wavelength is suitable to cause mutation in bacterial DNA. What is the Difference in absorption using 260 and 365 nm?
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Refer to the DNA base sequence below:
CCG-ATA-GGC-CAA
•Which of these strands explains the kind of tRNA used during translation?
A.CCG-ATA-GGC-CAA
B. CCG-AUA-GGC-CAA
C. CCG-UAU-GGC-CAA
D.CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
•Which of these resulting strands explains the kind of strand formed during DNA replication?
A. GGC-UAU-CCG-GUU
B. GGC-TAT-CCG-GTT
C. GGC-AUT-CCG-GAA
D. CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
•What resulting strand will form after DNA is transcribed to form mRNA?
A. GGC-UAU-CCG-GUU
B. GGC-TAT-CCG-GTT
C. GGC-AUT-CCG-GAA
D. CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
Can you answer these?...
I need your help
Refer to the DNA base sequence below:
CCG-ATA-GGC-CAA
•Which of these strands explains the kind of tRNA used during translation?
A.CCG-ATA-GGC-CAA
B. CCG-AUA-GGC-CAA
C. CCG-UAU-GGC-CAA
D.CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
•Which of these resulting strands explains the kind of strand formed during DNA replication?
A. GGC-UAU-CCG-GUU
B. GGC-TAT-CCG-GTT
C. GGC-AUT-CCG-GAA
D. CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
•What resulting strand will form after DNA is transcribed to form mRNA?
A. GGC-UAU-CCG-GUU
B. GGC-TAT-CCG-GTT
C. GGC-AUT-CCG-GAA
D. CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
Can you answer these?...
I need your help
Refer to the DNA base sequence below:
CCG-ATA-GGC-CAA
•Which of these strands explains the kind of tRNA used during translation?
A.CCG-ATA-GGC-CAA
B. CCG-AUA-GGC-CAA
C. CCG-UAU-GGC-CAA
D.CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
•Which of these resulting strands explains the kind of strand formed during DNA replication?
A. GGC-UAU-CCG-GUU
B. GGC-TAT-CCG-GTT
C. GGC-AUT-CCG-GAA
D. CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
•What resulting strand will form after DNA is transcribed to form mRNA?
A. GGC-UAU-CCG-GUU
B. GGC-TAT-CCG-GTT
C. GGC-AUT-CCG-GAA
D. CGC-AUA-GCG-CAA
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WHY do genes mutate, what are the mechanisms and factors in the frequency?
Genes mutate by these factors like-:(1)temperature may cause changes.(2)alpha,beta,gamma rays and so on.....Hope ur doubt may clear
hi shomu. I have a question about the point additions that cause frame shifts. so when you added that A to the sequence, does the complementary DNA strand also get an addition (i.e. an additional T)? or is it just the one strand that gets mutated? thanks!
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Is dna is most susceptible to uv radiation?
Sir u said at 2:08 " That many mutations are there where phenotypic change is not reflected by gene change " , sir is this statement same as to that " many mutations are there where gene change is not reflected by the phenotypic change " or u wanted to say second latter statement ????
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What's the difference between gene and genetic? ?
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I have heard that covid 19 vaccine can bring changes into our dna is it right or wrong someone plz guide me thankx
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In case of humans how to mutate a gene for own benifit , like if some genes are responsible for memory power we can mutate the gene and creat a intelligent person like einstein
If we know that a gene will cause cancer in feature by mutation, why cant we eliminate the gene and , if yes how to eliminate it
Sir one question ...why microbial mutation is necessary for formentation process
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It will b very helpful if u will make a video about mutation affecting the regulation of gene expression.vry much need of this vdo
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Does the mutation occur in every cell simultaneously or does it occur in one cell and we call it a mutation?
It start with one cell then it spreads to multiple cells
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I have one question since 12th: Why insertion or deletion of multiple of 3 bp is not a frame shift mutation? Insertion may be any where, I may be b/w two codons or b/w bp of one codon.
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Do all humans on planet earth have 99.99% same genes?
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The term mutation refers to a permanent change in the genetic material or nucleotide sequence of a gene giving rise to a new genetic trait or genotype
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Sir there is question in the book.. Is it possible to say when a gene will mutate?
Usually during formation in the womb when it’s a genetic mutation. You are born with it. But the “symptoms” don’t always appear until later in life. My husband and daughter have a rare genetic mutation where at a splice site there is a T where there should be a G. Only my husband has mild symptoms of the mutation so far. Nothing anyone would notice - just a few small skin tags.
Can we say this the generic mutation is major role player in evolution of human race or kind.?
Can there be any mutation without foreign agent or factor?
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In the quest to understand the basis of infertility in humans, researchers have identified a mutation in a gene associated with chiasmata. This protein normally acts to promote homologous recombination.
Why might a defect in homologous recombination have consequences for fertility?
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Help me what is one copy of a double mutation mean, I need help understanding
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Sir muj cow genetic inproomant Karna hai to genetic silecsan kin kin bas par karu?????
can you please explain the cause of mutation or precisely mechanism of mutation? Thank you in advance...
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Thank you, but I have a question, how mutation (which is almost all bad)is the basis of (evolution)?
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