Multiple Alleles result from successive mutations of the same gene.
Explanation:
Multiple alleles or polyalelia is the situation where a gene (genotype) presents three or more alleles, not just two, for the same chromosomal locus (gene address), determining a characteristic (phenotype).
Multiple alleles are the result of successive mutations in the genes of a given locus. Each mutant gene that emerges establishes a condition for the appearance of yet another new phenotypic expression of that particular character in that species.
<span>A::T and G:::C is essential. The importance to the DNA structure is that prevents lose of genes and mis-formation of encoded products (protein and mRNA).</span>
