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English 9 Student D.
S ddddddddddddddd...
Type of Genetics Cr.
S TEWWG Chapter
DNA Protein Synthesis Test
Chromosome
Free Nucleotides
DNA Polymerase
Leading Strand
Original-
(Template
DNA)
Helicase
Lagging
Strand
Replication
Fork
Adenine
Thymine
Guanine
Cytosine
DNA Polymerase
Original (Template) DNA Strand
1. This diagram is showing the process of
2. 1f the original template strand reads: TTACGCAGT, DNA polymerase would add nucleotides in the order:
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