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29 September, 09:56

Why is it very unlikely for a frameshift mutation to be a silent mutation?

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  1. 29 September, 11:26
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    When a frameshift mutation occurs, the string of DNA will be glued together. When this DNA is going to be part of a process, such as a transcription, whatever is causing the process is unaware of the mutation actually having happened.
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