4. Mutations are changes to DNA sequences or chemical modifications of those sequences. If DNA were methylated on a select guanine residue, how might this change the DNA sequence? OCH 3 NH₂ 6-0-Methylguanine

4. Mutations are changes to DNA sequences or chemical modifications of those sequences. If DNA were methylated on a select guanine residue, how might this change the DNA sequence? OCH 3 NH₂ 6-0-Methylguanine

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Chapter8: Dna Structure And Function

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Problem 1SQ: Which is not a nucleotide base in DNA? a. adenine b. guanine c. glutamine d. thymine e. cytosine f....

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4. Mutations are changes to DNA sequences or chemical modifications of those
sequences. If DNA were methylated on a select guanine residue, how might this change
the DNA sequence?
OCH 3
a
N
H
6-0-Methylguanine
NH₂

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