Just prior to DNA replication the cytosine in the sequence GTTCATTG is deaminated and it is not repaired before the DNA is replicated. Which of the following is the point mutation you expect in this sequence after the segment has undergone 2 rounds of DNA replication? a. GTTUATTG b. GTTTATTG С. GTTGATTG O d. GGTAATTG e. GTTAATTG

Just prior to DNA replication the cytosine in the sequence GTTCATTG is deaminated and it is not repaired before the DNA is replicated. Which of the following is the point mutation you expect in this sequence after the segment has undergone 2 rounds of DNA replication? a. GTTUATTG b. GTTTATTG С. GTTGATTG O d. GGTAATTG e. GTTAATTG

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Chapter8: Dna Structure And Function

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Problem 9SA: Energy that drives the attachment of a nucleotide to the end of a growing strand of DNA comes from...

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