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Which of the following is a transversion mutation Select 4 correct answer(s) OA --> T OC--> T C --> G OA --> G OA --> C G --> T

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Which of the following is a transversion mutation
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A --> T
C --> T
C --> G
A --> G
A --> C
G --> T

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