mutation
A permanent alteration in the DNA sequence.
A permanent alteration in the DNA sequence that makes up a gene.
A mutation that occurs frequently in a population.
A mutation that occurs infrequently in a population.
A mutation that occurs randomly without a specific cause.
A mutation that occurs randomly without a specific cause.
A mutation that occurs in a body cell.
A mutation that has a negative effect on the organism.
A mutation that results in the death of the organism.
A mutation that has a positive effect on the organism.
A mutation that provides a benefit to the organism.
The rate at which mutations occur over time.
The proportion of mutant cells or individuals in a population.
When a mutation is the direct reason for a condition or change.
When a mutation results in a particular outcome.
When a mutation has a particular effect or outcome.
When a mutation happens or takes place.
When a mutation has an influence on a particular trait or function.
When a new mutation appears or begins to exist.
To be the reason for a mutation to occur.
To possess a specific genetic mutation.
To have a mutation as part of a genetic sequence.
To create or result in a mutation.
To deliberately create a mutation, usually in a laboratory setting.
To experience the process of mutation.
To develop a new mutation that was not inherited.
To undergo a (usually negative) mutation.