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Treatment of cytosine with nitrous acid produces uracil which pairs with adenine to produce a CG-to-TA transition mutation during replication. Likewise, nitrous acid modifies adenine to produce hypoxanthine, a base that pairs with cytosine rather than thymine, which results in an AT-to-GC transition mutation. So transition mutations can be reverted by Nitrous acid. Mutations induced by hydroxylamine can only be CG-to-TA transitions. So only AT-GC transitions can be reverted by hydroxylamine. Intercalating agents such as proflavin, acridine, and ethidium bromide can cause either additions or deletions, frameshift mutations induced by intercalating agents can be reverted by a second treatment with those same agents. So single base deletion induced by Z can be reverted by acridine orange.