Which type of mutation always creates a stop codon?

The type of mutation that does this is a point substitution mutation, more specifically A Nonsense mutation. It changes a codon coding for an amino acid to a codon coding for the signal to stop or terminate translation.

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JoiePatel JoiePatel · Answer 2 · 2019-03-08T06:52:54+01:00

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The correct answer would be nonsence mutation.

It is a type of point mutation in which an amino acid coding codon is converted into a stop codon.

It results in the termination of a premature polypeptide chain.

For example, the mutation of codon third GCT into ACT in which guanine is replaced with adenine.

DNA template strand 3' - TAC TGA GCT GTG GCT CGC TCG ACT - 5'

mRNA sequence 5' - AUG ACU CGA CAC CGA GCG AGC UGA- 3'

Amino acid sequence Met Thr Arg His Arg Ala Ser Stop

Mutated DNA template strand 3'-TAC TGA ACT GTG GCT CGC TCG ACT -5'

mRNA sequence 5'- AUG ACU UGA CAC CGA GCG AGC UGA-3'

Amino acid sequence Met Thr Stop