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What type of mutation would most likely cause a sequence alter such that the protein is now much shorter than it should be

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The FRAMESHIFT 5-bromouracil ethylmethane sulfonate ethidium bromide 5-bromouracil ethyl methane sulfonate ethidium bromide will cause a sequence alteration. I hope this helped dear:)

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