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Biology, 10.12.2020 01:00 reyesdaisy858

When a strand of DNA is 'unzipped' for replication a space opens up in the middle of the two original strands where the nucleotides can attach to create the new strands. This space is called?
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A) Replication bubble
B) Helicase bubble
C) Helicase Complex
D) Replication complex


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