3. High energy radiation ejects the electrons in an atom causing freeradicals. Which are examples of high-energy radiation? *A. Ultraviolet and X-raysB. Ultraviolet and gammaC. Gamma and X-raysD. Gamma, X-rays and Ultraviolet4. How can bacteria cause mutation in their host? *A. It causes inflammation, breakage, and damage to the DNAB. It inserts its DNA into the genome of the host.C. It changes location in a chromosomal DNAD. Both A and B.

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3. High energy radiation ejects the electrons in an atom causing free radicals. Which are examples of high-energy radiation? * A. Ultraviolet and X-rays B. Ultraviolet and gamma O C. Gamma and X-rays D. Gamma, X-rays and Ultraviolet

3. High energy radiation ejects the electrons in an atom causing free radicals. Which are examples of high-energy radiation? * A. Ultraviolet and X-rays B. Ultraviolet and gamma O C. Gamma and X-rays D. Gamma, X-rays and Ultraviolet

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3. High energy radiation ejects the electrons in an atom causing free
radicals. Which are examples of high-energy radiation? *
A. Ultraviolet and X-rays
B. Ultraviolet and gamma
C. Gamma and X-rays
D. Gamma, X-rays and Ultraviolet
4. How can bacteria cause mutation in their host? *
A. It causes inflammation, breakage, and damage to the DNA
B. It inserts its DNA into the genome of the host.
C. It changes location in a chromosomal DNA
D. Both A and B.

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