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Biology, 12.03.2020 07:38 itujggkmjf8067

Given the nucleotide sequences below, what type of mutation has occurred?

Before: A C C G T A T G T C A T

After: A C C G T A A G T C A T

A) deletion

B) insertion

C) mixer

D) substitution

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