How many locations have been identified in human genome where single base differences occur?

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5.Molecular Basis of Inheritance

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How many locations have been identified in human genome where single base differences occur?

A

$1.4\; million$

B

$14\; million$

C

$1.4\; billion$

D

$14\; billion$

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