G* is a base analog. It usually acts like A. But, when the right mood hits, it pairs up with A. Diagram a scenario (starting with an GC base pair) in which the base analog causes a mutation, involving three rounds of DNA replication, and say and if the mutation is a transition or a transversion.

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