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Describe two conditions that would make a DNA mutation result in an altered protein.

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First, the DNA mutation would need to occur within an exon, the protein coding region. Secondly, the DNA mutation would need to change the amino acid that it encodes. Due to the redundancy of the genetic code, not all mutation within an exon would result in an altered amino acid sequence.

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