Homework Answers
1. Silent mutation = A change in the
DNA sequence does not alter the amino acid sequence
These mutations do not alter the protein function
Ex: GGG ----> GGU: Both codons specify the same amino acid,
Glycine.
2. Promoter = Binding site for the RNA polymerase to initiate
transcription
It is located upstream to the transcription start site
i.e. 5'-end of the coding strand (or) 3'-end of the template
strand
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