Question 24Deamination of cytosines promotes which mutations?1. C-G to T-A2. Does not lead to mutations3. C-G to G-C4. C-G to A-TO 4O 2O 1O 3

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Question 24 Deamination of cytosines promotes which mutations? 1. C-G to T-A 2. Does not lead to mutations 3. C-G to G-C 4. C-G to A-T O 2 O 1 O 3