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Question 3 1 pts Errors originating from DNA polymerase slippage are associated with Lynch syndrome Fragile X Xeroderma pigme

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Answer 3:- Huntington's disease

Some human illnesses, including Huntington's disease, have been widely linked with repeat expansions of trinucleotides. The gene HD is found in all human genomes. In the event of a slippage event a large expansion can occur in the HD gene's tandem repeats.

Answer 4 :- both resolve double stranded DNA break.

The cell uses BER for the repair of damaged DNA bases or single-strand DNA breaks. These lesions are often caused by random DNA damage (DNA deamination or base hydroxylation) or by exposure to alkylating agents in the atmosphere.Nucleotide excision repair (NER) restores damaged DNA usually consisting of bulky, helix-distorting damage, such as UV light-induced pyrimidine dimerisation.

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