During DNA replication

A. each strand can act as a template for the replication of the moleculeB. the two strands of the original DNA molecule must be separatedC. enzymes facilitate all the steps involvedD. each of the original two strands of DNA will wind up in a different chromatid

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Kamron Novak

21 February, 16:32

During DNA replication

A. each strand can act as a template for the replication of the moleculeB. the two strands of the original DNA molecule must be separatedC. enzymes facilitate all the steps involvedD. each of the original two strands of DNA will wind up in a different chromatid

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Miles Villa · Answer 1

The answer is A: Each strand can act as a template for the replication of the molecule

Explanation:

During DNA replication, each of the two strands that make up the double helix serves as a template from which new strands are copied. The new strand will be complementary to the template or parent strand.

During DNA replicationA. each strand can act as a template for the replication of the moleculeB. the two strands of the original DNA molecule must be separatedC. enzymes facilitate all the steps involvedD. each of the original two strands of DNA will wind up in a different chromatid

During DNA replication

A. each strand can act as a template for the replication of the moleculeB. the two strands of the original DNA molecule must be separatedC. enzymes facilitate all the steps involvedD. each of the original two strands of DNA will wind up in a different chromatid