Question

scenario: you have a gene that codes for a protein that determines your hair color. what might happen if that gene is changed? type answer here:

Explanation:

Genes carry instructions for making proteins. If the gene coding for the hair - color - determining protein is changed (mutated), it can lead to alterations in the protein's structure or function. This could result in a different hair color. For example, a mutation might reduce or increase the production of pigments (like melanin) that give hair its color.

Answer:

The hair color might change.