Which of the following would result in an increase in the extent of heteroduplex formation in general genetic recombination?
A) resolution
B) isomerization
C) branch migration
D) base unstacking
E) D loop degradation

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Branch migration involves the movement of the Holliday junction and can result in an increase in the extent of heteroduplex formation during general genetic recombination. The process involves the exchange of complementary strands, resulting in novel combinations of alleles. The other options, including resolution, isomerization, base unstacking, and D loop degradation, do not necessarily result in increased heteroduplex formation.

Which of the Following Would Result in an Increase in the Extent