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If two molecules of DNA formed during replication are different, what has happened? A, perfect replication B, transcription C, translation D, mutation

If two molecules of DNA formed during replication are different, what has happened? A, perfect replication B, transcription C, translation D, mutation
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If two molecules of DNA formed during replication are different, what has happened?

A, perfect replication


B, transcription


C, translation


D, mutation

User ShashankAC
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the answer would be transcription! (:
User Binshi
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the answer B. transcription
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