Which of the following DNA damage repair pathways frequently leads to mutations when repairing damage, and therefore is thought of as 'error-prone'? Group of answer choices A) Mismatch repair B) Non-homologous end joining C) Homologous Recombination D) Synthesis-dependent strand annealing E) Nucleotide excision repair
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