For each genetic mutation described, classify its effects as harmful, beneficial, or neutral.%0D%0A%0D%0A%0D%0AAs biotechnology has improved, scientists are able to look more closely at DNA, the molecules that hold genetic instructions for development, reproduction, and functioning. The ability to study DNA closely allows scientists to find evidence of genetic mutation and better understand the effects of these changes. Think about how genetic mutations can be harmful, beneficial, or cause no change at all.
Unfortunately, no specific genetic mutations are provided in the prompt. To effectively classify the effects of a genetic mutation as harmful, beneficial, or neutral, specific mutations need to be considered.
