What are the steps (in the correct order) that link a change in the base sequence of a gene to a change in the phenotype of an organism like a mouse or a human? see section 16.2 (page 339). what are the steps (in the correct order) that link a change in the base sequence of a gene to a change in the phenotype of an organism like a mouse or a human? see section 16.2 (page 339). rna->dna->protein protein->rna->dna dna->rna->protein dna->protein->rna?

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What are the steps (in the correct order) that link a change in the base sequence of a gene to a change in the phenotype of an organism like a mouse or a human? see section 16.2 (page 339). what are the steps (in the correct order) that link a change in the base sequence of a gene to a change in the phenotype of an organism like a mouse or a human? see section 16.2 (page 339). rna->dna->protein protein->rna->dna dna->rna->protein dna->protein->rna?

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Pierce Bailey · Answer 1

The steps that link a change in the base sequence of a gene to a change in the phenotype of an organism is DNA to RNA to Protein.

DNA undergoes the process of transcription to yield mRNA catalyzed by RNA polymerase where DNA acts as a primer. Then mRNA undergoes translation outside the nucleus to yield proteins.