Mutate DNA introduces base changes into a DNA
sequence. You can select the number of mutations to introduce, and
whether or not to preserve the first and last three bases in the sequence,
to reflect selection acting to maintain start and stop codons. The
position of each mutation is chosen randomly, and multiple mutations
can occur at a single site. Mutated sequences can be used to evaluate
the significance of sequence analysis results.
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