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The question is about point mutation.
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So, first we will look into it what is point mutation.
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The point mutation is the change in the single nucleotide in the dna sequence which means in the dna sequence if there will be the single nucleotide base change then it will be the point mutation.
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A codon is the sequence of three nucleotide.
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We know that codon is the sequence of three nucleotide and this codon codes for the specific amino acid and these amino acids are the building blocks of the protein.
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This will make the protein functional proteins and the sequence of amino acid determines the structure and the function of the protein.
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So, if the point mutation occurs in the codon if there will be the point mutation in the codon it can have different effects on the resulting protein depending on the type of the mutation and the specific codon involved.
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So, there can be the three possible outcomes.
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First is the silent mutation.
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In silent mutation the amino acid sequence will not change means the protein will be intact as there are more than one codon that will code for the one single amino acid.
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So, if the point mutation occur and still that codon codes for the same amino acid then there will be no change in the structure of the protein...