Mutation Generative

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Generative mutation

The basic theory of mutation is the hypothesis that genetic changes occur as a result of random chemical reactions between two double-stranded DNA molecules. This is confirmed by a large number of scientific studies conducted in the field of genetics in recent years. One of the most important concepts related to mutation is the general mutation.

A gene mutation is a condition in which a section of DNA changes so dramatically that it is no longer capable of reproducing hereditary information in the cell. Mutations can occur randomly or be inherited from parents. Hereditary mutations are important in the development and evolution of humans and other organisms. However, random mutations can also have a serious effect on genes, which can lead to various diseases or health problems.

**What does mutation lead to**

The very first consequence of mutation is the appearance of variability in living beings. It is thanks to this that nature continuously mutates and improves. And we stand on the threshold of a new era.