A conservative mutation alters a base pair, resulting in an amino acid substitution with another amino acid of the same chemical type (e.g., charged for charged).
A conservative mutation alters a base pair, resulting in an amino acid substitution with another amino acid of the same chemical type (e.g., charged for charged).
| Text | A conservative mutation is a change in base pair that causes an AA to be replaced by another AA of the same type (e.g. positively charged for positively charged) |
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