Regions that contain far more methylated cytosine than others are called:

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Regions that contain far more methylated cytosine than others are called:

Regions that contain far more methylated cytosine than others are called
A)   hypersensitive regions.    D)   all of the above.
B)   CpG islands.    E)   none of the above.
C)   TpG mutation sites.

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Authors: Tymoczko, Berg

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