Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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a. Alternative splicing
b. Enhanceer
c. Operator
d. Start condon
e. Ionizing radiation
F. Gal80
G. Protein denaturation
h. Hfr
i.rho
j. Thymine dimer
l. Noniozing radiation
m. Double stranded DNA break
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