Grade 12th passBotany
Enzymes nucleases and ligases are activated at. a) mitosis b)s phase c)pachytene d)zygotene
Enzymes nucleases and ligases are activated at.
a) mitosis b)s phase c)pachytene d)zygotene
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Mahima Kanawat
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Answer should be pachytene. Because at this stage crossing over occurs so the strands are joined by ligase enzyme.
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