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In Kallmann syndrome, sexual organs are underdeveloped, the person is infertile, and has no sense of smell.

In Kallmann syndrome, sexual organs are underdeveloped, the person is infertile, and has no sense of smell. Three mutations are known in one of the six genes that cause the syndrome. For each mutation, indicate which DNA bases might be changed to alter a:

a. lysine (Lys) to threonine (Thr)

b. serine (Ser) to leucine (Leu)

c. alanine (Ala) to valine (Val)


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