When the Methyl-Directed Repair System Detects a Mismatch in DsDNA

question 24

Multiple Choice

When the methyl-directed repair system detects a mismatch in dsDNA it:

• A) corrects the DNA strand that is methylated by removal of a single base and replacing with the correct one
• B) corrects the DNA strand that is methylated by removal of a sting of nucleotides and replacing with correctly matched nucleotides
• C) corrects the DNA strand that is not methylated by removal of a single base and replacing with the correct one
• D) corrects the DNA strand that is not methylated by removal of a sting of nucleotides and replacing with correctly matched nucleotides
• E) none of the above.

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