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Identification For the Following Questions, Match the Feature of DNA Replication

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For the following questions, match the feature of DNA replication with its description.

Premises:
Point at which the double helix begins unwinding
The strand synthesized in the opposite direction to the movement of the replication fork
The strand synthesized in the direction the replication fork moves
Forms as a result of two replication forks being produced at the origin of replication
Y-shape produced by the unwinding of the DNA double-helix
The structure of DNA
Complex of DNA replication enzymes
Responses:
lagging strand
replication fork
replication bubble
double helix
origin of replication
replisome
leading strand

Correct Answer:

Point at which the double helix begins unwinding
The strand synthesized in the opposite direction to the movement of the replication fork
The strand synthesized in the direction the replication fork moves
Forms as a result of two replication forks being produced at the origin of replication
Y-shape produced by the unwinding of the DNA double-helix
The structure of DNA
Complex of DNA replication enzymes
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