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The established model of DNA replication in which each double-stranded molecule is composed of one parental strand and one newly polymerized strand. Osemiconservative replication O conservative replication model O replication fork O origin of replication Odispersive replication model QUESTION 9 An enzyme in DNA replication that replaces the RNA primer with DNA nucleotides. Otopoisomerase O telomerase ODNA polymerase III Ohelicase ODNA polymerase I QUESTION 10 The model of DNA replication in which the original DNA chain and newly copied DNA strand breaks and recombines in a random fashion so each DNA molecule is composed of both parental strands and newly copied DNA strands. origin of replication Oreplication fork O conservative replication model Odispersive replication model O semiconservative replication

The established model of DNA replication in which each double-stranded molecule is composed of one parental strand and one newly polymerized strand. Osemiconservative replication O conservative replication model O replication fork O origin of replication Odispersive replication model QUESTION 9 An enzyme in DNA replication that replaces the RNA primer with DNA nucleotides. Otopoisomerase O telomerase ODNA polymerase III Ohelicase ODNA polymerase I QUESTION 10 The model of DNA replication in which the original DNA chain and newly copied DNA strand breaks and recombines in a random fashion so each DNA molecule is composed of both parental strands and newly copied DNA strands. origin of replication Oreplication fork O conservative replication model Odispersive replication model O semiconservative replication

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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### DNA Replication Quiz --- **Question 8:** The established model of DNA replication in which each double-stranded molecule is composed of one parental strand and one newly polymerized strand. - ○ Semiconservative replication - ○ Conservative replication model - ○ Replication fork - ○ Origin of replication - ○ Dispersive replication model --- **Question 9:** An enzyme in DNA replication that replaces the RNA primer with DNA nucleotides. - ○ Topoisomerase - ○ Telomerase - ○ DNA polymerase III - ○ Helicase - ○ DNA polymerase I --- **Question 10:** The model of DNA replication in which the original DNA chain and newly copied DNA strand breaks and recombines in a random fashion so each DNA molecule is composed of both parental strands and newly copied DNA strands. - ○ Origin of replication - ○ Replication fork - ○ Conservative replication model - ○ Dispersive replication model - ○ Semiconservative replication ---
Transcribed Image Text:### DNA Replication Quiz --- **Question 8:** The established model of DNA replication in which each double-stranded molecule is composed of one parental strand and one newly polymerized strand. - ○ Semiconservative replication - ○ Conservative replication model - ○ Replication fork - ○ Origin of replication - ○ Dispersive replication model --- **Question 9:** An enzyme in DNA replication that replaces the RNA primer with DNA nucleotides. - ○ Topoisomerase - ○ Telomerase - ○ DNA polymerase III - ○ Helicase - ○ DNA polymerase I --- **Question 10:** The model of DNA replication in which the original DNA chain and newly copied DNA strand breaks and recombines in a random fashion so each DNA molecule is composed of both parental strands and newly copied DNA strands. - ○ Origin of replication - ○ Replication fork - ○ Conservative replication model - ○ Dispersive replication model - ○ Semiconservative replication ---
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