Frameshift Mutation From Base Deletion
A four-base deletion in the MC1R gene is associated with melanic fur in pocket mice. What is the most likely molecular consequence of this mutation?
A
Silent mutation with no effect on protein structure
B
Splice site mutation affecting mRNA processing
C
Missense mutation changing a single amino acid
D
Frameshift causing altered protein function
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