March 25, 2015. The rise of the Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria has turned up the heat on Iran and its allies. The Islamic State, a radical Sunni group, is a danger to Shia Iran and its allies, whom it hates and refers to derogatorily as rafida, or ârejectersâ of Islam, a status that makes them fit to be slaughtered.
How might an error in the DNA of an organism affect protein function? Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) transcription occurs at a rate of  around 1000x per second alone in a single-cell. Errors in these  processes are typically checked and correctedâ¦ by special enzymes.  However errors in DNA transcription can result in protein synthesis  with deleted amino acids which at best can be harmless. At worst,  the deletion (or defective synthesis) of proteins can create fatal  cancers through localized cell mutations.
Proteins are made of amino acids and one amino acid takes three nucleotides called a codon to make. So if you have an error on a nucleotide on your dna sequence. The protein that it codes for will have a different amino acid in that spot. This is how dna results in protein error. An example of this sickle cell anemia.The hemoglobin protein is changed in shape from just changing one amino acid to another. This is resulted from just one error called a point mutation in the dna sequence.utations can cause a cell to produce an incorrect protein during protein synthesis. As a result, the organism's trait, or phenotype, may be different from what it normally wo â¦ uld have been. A mutation can cause one base pair to be substituted for another, one could be removed, or one could be added.