During in vitro synthesis of $DNA$,a researcher used $2', 3'$-dideoxy cytidine triphosphate as raw nucleotide in place of $2'$-deoxy cytidine. What would be the consequence?
- ASynthesis of $DNA$ will continue normally.
- BSynthesis of $DNA$ will stop immediately.
- CSynthesis of $DNA$ will continue but with mutations.
- DThe $DNA$ strand will be shorter than expected.
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