Why is it more important to check for errors during DNA replication than
during translation?
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A. Translation does not use a nucleic acid code.
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B. Proteins function normally even when they have errors.
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C. An error in translation affects only one cell.
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D. Errors in DNA replication are not passed to more generations.

Which of these is true of the cytoplasm of an unfertilized egg? a. it is an unevenly distributed mixture of mrna, proteins, organelles, and other substances. b. it does not contain substances that are important in directing development. c. these substances are supplied by the sperm. d. it does not contain substances that are important in directing development. e. development is directed solely by the surrounding cells. f. it is a homogeneous mixture of mrna, proteins, organelles, and other substances. g. it does not contain substances that are important in directing development. h. these substances are produced by the dna of the fertilized zygote.