25. Hydrolysis of high energy phosphate bonds of which of the tollowing moleculesis used to power translation (1.e., displacement of ribosome three nucleotides)?A. ATPB. GTPC. CTPD. TTP26. Exon reshuffling within transcripts also known as:A. Differential DNA processingB. Differential RNA processing. Differential replicationD. Differential transcription

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