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DNA Methylation Is the Process in Which Genes Are Inactivated

Question 118

Question 118

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DNA methylation is the process in which genes are inactivated by:


A) Stripping of the myelin sheath"
B) The prevention of transcription into RNA"
C) Sudden cell death"
D) Acetylation"

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