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Point mutation involves:

  1. A
    Change in single base pair
  2. B
    Duplication
  3. C
    Deletion
  4. D
    Insertion

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A point mutation is a genetic mutation where a single nucleotide base pair in DNA is changed, inserted, or deleted. A classic example is sickle cell anemia.

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Point mutation involves:
A
Change in single base pair
B
Duplication
C
Deletion
D
Insertion

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