Answer:
Error or mistakes during DNA replication is accountable for two-thirds or 66% of the cancer cases. These random and unpredictable errors called mutations that occur during the division of a cell as an error in copying of DNA.
DNA replication has three main steps:
Opening and separation of DNA strands of a helix - carried by an enzyme known as helicase that breaks the hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases of the helix of DNA.
The priming of the template strand - DNA primase helps RNA primers to bind to both strands at 3' end as soon as it separated
strat assembling the segments of new DNA on strands called elongation of the strands with help DNA polymerase I and after forming new strands the termination of the replication.
Errors or mistakes can occasionally take place if DNA polymerase inserts a wrong base during elongation of the strands.
The answer is “Heat Conduction”
