A simple problem
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A simple problem
Well, we know that during DNA replication there is 1 mistake per 10^9 bases per generation. Well lets suppose we have a gene that contains 10^3 bases. In how many generations there will be one mutation? I think in 10^6 generations! Am i correct? 

- hashemyemen
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hashem, hashem, you're talking, well, stupid things again...
Definitely not all the mistakes are repeaired (what about evolution?), but the repair systems increase the efficiency by factor of 100 (with Pol's proof-reading of 100 as well)
Definitely not all the mistakes are repeaired (what about evolution?), but the repair systems increase the efficiency by factor of 100 (with Pol's proof-reading of 100 as well)
http://www.biolib.cz/en/main/
Cis or trans? That's what matters.
Cis or trans? That's what matters.
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