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"In human cells, no biochemical reaction is accurate.” This applies to DNA replication also. What could be the possible advantageous outcome of this on DNA?

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Genetic abnormality

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Chromosome abnormality

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Genetic variation

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Morphological variation

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Solution

The correct option is C
Genetic variation

Inaccuracy in biochemical reactions which also includes DNA replication would lead to changes in the genes. This leads to change in genetic makeup-variation and also induces morphological changes in the organism.

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