DNA repair in eukaryotes and prokaryotes

A) relies on DNA polymerases to correct all mutations.
B) relies on completely different mechanisms.
C) is accomplished by multiple specialized pathways.
D) can only repair abnormal nucleotides such as pyridine dimers and depurinated bases.
E) is very ineffective.


Answer: C

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