Base analogues differ from other classes of mutagen in that they
A) only alter bases.
B) can only cause transversions.
C) only work during DNA replication or repair.
D) can only cause forward mutations,nor reversions.
E) will not function in bacterial cells.

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Base analogues are most effective during DNA replication or repair because they can be incorporated into the DNA in place of the normal bases, leading to mutations.

Base Analogues Differ from Other Classes of Mutagen in That