<span>The correct answer is B. Insertion. In this particular insertion there is an insert of three bases. Complementary strands in DNA are the opposite strand, so Adenine is coupled to Thymine and Guanine is coupled to Cytosine. So the complementary sequence (also called the antisense strand) of the original would be GTC GGC ATC, there's an extra 3 bases in there: ACA.</span>
<span>Primase would not be able to provide primers for DNA polymerases.</span>
False
crossing over occurs in prophase 1 of meiosis 1. The significance of this crossing over is to ensure cell differentiation. If this occurred in prophase two it means the cells in meiosis 1 will be identical.
No 2 people in the world are "exactly alike", so the odds would be 0% chance. Twins, might be closer in alike-ness, but they still aren't "exactly alike". Hope this answered your question.
