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Spontaneous Hydrolysis Reactions Between DNA and Surrounding Water Molecules Commonly

Question 37

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Spontaneous hydrolysis reactions between DNA and surrounding water molecules commonly cause

A) pyrimidine dimer formation.
B) depurination.
C) tautomeric shift.
D) double-stranded DNA breaks.
E) deletion mutations.

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