In Photoreactivation, DNA Damage Caused by UV Light Is Reversed

question 5

Multiple Choice

In photoreactivation, DNA damage caused by UV light is reversed by DNA photolyase which

• A) is activated by UV light to form a complex.
• B) removes nicks in the DNA backbone.
• C) forms a complex with thymine dimers which absorbs visible light and reverses the dimerization.
• D) binds to the adenine bases opposite the thymine dimer.
• E) All of the above

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Predict the effects of temperature on reaction rates and equilibria.

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Comprehend the components and significance of a compelling Customer Value Proposition (CVP).

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