Newly formed DNA COPIES MAY NOT BE IDENTICAL AT TIMES . GIVE REASON .
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because when a cell produces, its DNA is copied and passed on to the offspring.
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It is because of the process of CROSSING OVER which takes place during dna replication during the process of cell division durin meiosis.It becuz of this crossing-over process that new dna copies made are not identical at times.
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DNA Polymerase is the group of enzyme that is critical in the DNA replication that is in the process where new DNA copies are made.
But as any enzyme, DNA polymerase is not 100% accurate. Fidelity or error in DNA replication can cuase fatal mutations and may result in serious disease or mortality.
To avoid these errors Polymerase usually have exonuclease activity in which DNA pair mismatch is identified and repaired. But even with this function, their exists some % errors which is about .
Due to this fact, you may observe that new DNA copies are not 100% identical.
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But as any enzyme, DNA polymerase is not 100% accurate. Fidelity or error in DNA replication can cuase fatal mutations and may result in serious disease or mortality.
To avoid these errors Polymerase usually have exonuclease activity in which DNA pair mismatch is identified and repaired. But even with this function, their exists some % errors which is about .
Due to this fact, you may observe that new DNA copies are not 100% identical.
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