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A change in a single base in the DNA sequence can lead to a dysfunctional protein mainly because:

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A change in a single base in the DNA sequence can lead to a dysfunctional protein mainly because:.

  1. A.It causes the DNA to become unstable and break down.
  2. B.It prevents the ribosome from attaching to the mRNA molecule.
  3. C.It can alter the amino acid sequence, thereby changing the protein's specific three-dimensional shape.
  4. D.It makes the protein dissolve in the cytoplasm.

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