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Replacing an Adenine Nucleotide with a Guanine Is an Example

Question 34

Multiple Choice

Replacing an adenine nucleotide with a guanine is an example of a

A) translocation.
B) transition.
C) transversion.
D) forward mutation.
E) reversion or reverse mutation

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