the first repair of mistakes during dna replication is made by 1. the mismatch repair system. 2. dna polymerase. 3. excision repair. 4. sos repair. 5. post-replication repair.

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the first repair of mistakes during dna replication is made by 1. the mismatch repair system. 2. dna polymerase. 3. excision repair. 4. sos repair. 5. post-replication repair.

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Answer: dna polymerase

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