Base-Pair Substitutions Involving the Replacement of a Purine with a Pyrimidine

question 29

Multiple Choice

Base-pair substitutions involving the replacement of a purine with a pyrimidine and vice versa are called:

• A) Isomers
• B) Transitions
• C) Transversions
• D) Inversions
• E) None of these

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Identify factors influencing enzyme-substrate interactions and enzyme specificity.

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