Lesson 9.3 · Unit 9, Block 3
42 questions on this block. Tap an answer and it moves on by itself — correct answers advance immediately, misses hold a few seconds so you can read why.
Click the buttons and watch what changes.
Compare the lengths. A substitution keeps the same number of bases. Adding or deleting one base shifts the reading frame: a frameshift.
Part 1Substitution, insertion, or deletion?Part 2Silent, missense, or nonsense?Part 3The reading frame and frameshift mutationsPart 4Point mutation or frameshift: predict the proteinPart 5From a DNA change to a traitPart 6Positive, negative, or no effect