Without telomerase, what would happen to the ends of chromosomes after each round of replication?

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Without telomerase, what would happen to the ends of chromosomes after each round of replication?

1.Chromosomes would become progressively shorter

2.Nothing would happen

3.Chromosomes would get longer

4.none of the above

Posted Date:-2021-03-07 12:05:55

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