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11-02-2015
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How is DNA unzipped at replication forks?

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trentoneide trentoneide

13-02-2015

DNA is unzipped during Replication by the enzyme helicase. This is done when the helicase breaks the hydrogen bonds between the nitrogenous bases.

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