A cell is replicating its dna. part of the dna strand reads a-c-c g-t-a-c. the new strand built off this section reads t-g-g-t-g. what effect might this have when the dna replicates in the future

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Justine Gill

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6 September, 03:15

A cell is replicating its dna. part of the dna strand reads a-c-c g-t-a-c. the new strand built off this section reads t-g-g-t-g. what effect might this have when the dna replicates in the future

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Jenna · Answer 1

The process in which an identical copy of a DNA strand is formed is known as DNA replication. However, the effect or consequence is that when the new strand t-g-g-t-g is used as template in the future, the new strand built from it will be differ from the original DNA.