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    DNA Sequences That Are Methylated by a Cell Are Usually
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DNA Sequences That Are Methylated by a Cell Are Usually

Question 21

Question 21

Multiple Choice

DNA sequences that are methylated by a cell are usually genes that:


A) have been replicated
B) are actively expressed.
C) are inactive.
D) are constitutive.
E) are repressed.

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