___ A mismatched base pair during DNA replication B. Photoreactive repair ___ A thymine dimer in a bacterial cell A C. NHEJ repair ___ A mismatched base pair that occurred after DNA replication D. Base excision repair ___ A double strand break in G1 (cell does not care about precise repair) E. HR repair ___ A thymine dimer in a eukaryotic cell F. SDSA repair ___ A double strand break in G1 (cell does care about precise repair)

Explanation:

●photoreactive repair - A thymine dimer in a bacterial

●SDSA -A mismatched base pair during DNA replication

●. Photoreactive repair - A thymine dimer in a eukaryotic cell

● NHEJ repair- double strand break in G1 (cell does care about precise repair)

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