Mutations leads to the production of a non-functional protein. Explain why.
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Mutations changes triplets/codons after that point and causes a frame shift
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Changes amino acid sequence after this as it codes for different amino acids
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Affects hydrogen/ionic/sulfur bonds but not peptide bond
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Changes tertiary structure of protein so it becomes non-functional
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