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A "mosaic" genome refers to one that A. contains large segments of DNA from different sources and events. B. is decorated with DNA-binding proteins. C. has sites where…

A "mosaic" genome refers to one that A. contains large segments of DNA from different sources and events. B. is decorated with DNA-binding proteins. C. has sites where…
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A "mosaic" genome refers to one that

A. contains large segments of DNA from different sources and events.
B. is decorated with DNA-binding proteins.
C. has sites where double-stranded breaks are constantly being made and rejoined.
D. undergoes crossover during meiosis.
E. contains segments of dsRNA interspersed with DNA.

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A. contains large segments of DNA from different sources and events.

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