37. Mismatch repair systems that maintain DNA replication fidelity: require a pr

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37. Mismatch repair systems that maintain DNA replication fidelity: require a protein that detects the damaged base as well as a protein that excises the base from the strand. There are two processes that are required to be completed before the action of exonuclease on any mismatch. The exonuclease activity is followed by t Incorrect. step that involves polymerization by DNA polymerase. O rely on DNA glycosylase for proper function. are responsible for repairing C T point mutations. Orequire a protein tha t detects the mismatch as well as a protein that recruits an endonuclease to the site of the mismatch. None of the above

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Answer:- require a protein that detect the damaged base as well as a protein that excises the base from the strand.

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