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    The Spontaneous (Though Infrequent)change of a Nitrogenous Base to a Slightly
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The Spontaneous (Though Infrequent)change of a Nitrogenous Base to a Slightly

Question 35

Question 35

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The spontaneous (though infrequent) change of a nitrogenous base to a slightly distinct form is called:


A) ketomerization.
B) tautomerization.
C) methylation.
D) mutagenesis.
E) proton exchange.

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