A mutated frog. His eyes are growing in his mouth! 😱 A mutation is a permanent change in the DNA or RNA sequence of a living thing's genome. An organism with a mutation is called a mutant. Mutations are generally divided into two as germline mutations and somatic mutations. A mutation occurring in tissue cells cannot be passed on from generation to generation as it cannot be hereditary. Bodily (somatic) mutations are not inherited in this sense. Mutation of this frog is also examined in the class of somatic mutation. Germ line mutations, on the other hand, are hereditary and are passed on to the next generations. The genetic code that allows the emergence of the hereditary characteristics of the individual, due to any reason (DNA repair, errors occurring during meiosis or DNA replication, transposons, viruses, X-ray, radiation, ultraviolet, some drugs and mutagenic chemicals, sudden temperature changes, etc.). ) may be corrupted. Current Science and Technology news in one application: http://bit.ly/2Z4yl4o #NoiseCash