A mutation that changes one particular amino acid into another can affect the functioning of other amino acids farther away in the primary sequence due to

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This is because a change in one amino acid can alter the folding pattern of the protein which can then affect the interaction between other amino acids that are located farther away. This can lead to changes in the overall structure and function of the protein. The other choices are not relevant to this particular scenario.

A Mutation That Changes One Particular Amino Acid into Another