A mutation in a DNA coding region of a protein can cause

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A mutation in a coding region of a protein can result in different amino acids at that position, which can alter the bonding between amino acids and cause a change in the 3D shape of the protein. These changes can affect the functionality of the protein, resulting in a loss or gain of function. Therefore, all the options (A, B, C, and D) can occur due to a mutation in a DNA coding region of a protein.

A Mutation in a DNA Coding Region of a Protein