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Chapter 7, Problem 10MC
Which of the following methods of DNA repair involves enzymes that recognize and correct
- a. light repair of T dimers
- b. dark repair of P dimers
- c. mismatch repair
- d. SOS response
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Match the following type of DNA repair mechanism with the most appropriate definition.
Nucleotide excision repair
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Repairs thymine dimers by removing a section of the strand
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C.
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Repairs double strand breaks by copying second chromosome
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