Based in your learning in this course, from what process was the siRNA cell protection mechanism most likely to have evolved?RetrovirusesRetrotransposonsO Telomerase repairO CRISPRO none of them

As per the literature so far, there are many theories suggesting the evolution of siRNA cell…

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Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Based in your learning in this course, from what process was the siRNA cell protection mechanism most likely to have evolved? Retroviruses Retrotransposons Telomerase repair O CRISPR O none of them