Dna replication is highly accurate. it results in about one mistake per billion nucleotides. for the human genome, how often would errors occur?

The correct answer of the given question above would be, on average, six times each time the entire genome of a cell is replicated. DNA replication is highly accurate. It results in about one mistake per billion nucleotides. For human genome, on average, six times each time the entire genome of a cell is replicated is how often errors would occur.

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