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What happens to DNA as a result or mutation?

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after mutation two kinds of effect may take place. good or bad. in case of plant good yieldin, big fruits etc.. are found but in man usually it make a bad effects. klinfilter syndrome, sikkle cell aneamea are some of such diseases.

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