What happens once damage caused by lesions in the genome,like a thymidine dimer,is bypassed during replication and replication must continue?
A)The bypass DNA polymerase $\eta$ continues replication.
B)The replicative DNA polymerase $\eta$continues replication.
C)The bypass DNA polymerase $\eta$continues replication.
D)The normal replicative DNA polymerase continues replication.
E)The bypass DNA polymerase $\eta$ continues replication..

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Once the damage is bypassed, the normal replicative DNA polymerase resumes replication to ensure high fidelity and processivity.

What Happens Once Damage Caused by Lesions in the Genome,like η\etaη

What Happens Once Damage Caused by Lesions in the Genome,like $\eta$