00:01
Okay, so mutations don't always have a major effect on phenotype.
00:05
So mutations may not have a phenotypic difference, right? so what potential answers? we have a, b, c, or d.
00:33
So a is, such as when they occur in non -coding regions, b is because codon changes may be insignificant.
01:02
C is because proteins can sometimes withstand minor amino acid variations.
01:10
So proteins withstand amino acid changes.
01:21
And d because many mutations occur in blood cells.
01:38
Okay, so first things first, it's not this one.
01:42
Okay, so if a mutation occurs in the non -coding region, then you won't see a phenotypic difference.
01:48
That is true.
01:49
It's non -coding.
01:50
It doesn't code for anything, so you won't really see any changes...