Multiple Choice
Base-modifying chemicals such as aflatoxin B1 or nitrosoguanidine cause mutations by
A) increasing the likelihood of depurination.
B) causing double-stranded breaks in the DNA sugar-phosphate backbone.
C) causing mispairing during DNA replication.
D) causing pyrimidine dimers.
E) increasing the likelihood of depurination or causing mispairing during DNA replication.
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