A nonsense mutation introduced into the DNA sequence of a gene may

1.	A nonsense mutation introduced into the DNA sequence of a gene may
A.	cause premature termination of the mRNA
B.	shorten the length of the protein encoded by the gene
C.	have no effect on the transcript or protein made
D.	cause a shift in reading frame
Answer» C. have no effect on the transcript or protein made

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