Which of these results when one nitrogen base replaces another in a segment of genetic material?

Question

Don't send to much answers

Answer 1

well, either nothing could happen because there are multiple codes for each amino acid so by chance the code still signify the correct one. Or the polypeptide chain of the protien will be incorrect and the function of the protien changed, and basically a mutation.

Answer 2

We'd give you a more accurate answer if we knew what your choices are.

Replacing a single nitrogen base with another is a "point mutation", but it might not cause any difference in the protein that is made.

Answer 3

mutation