During DNA replication, the strands separate by
(a) DNA polymerase
(b) topoisomerase
(c) unwindase/helicase
(d) gyrase
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all above these.except DNA Polymerase 1.
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During DNA replication, the strands separate by unwindase/helicase.
Explanation:
- The process through which the DNA makes the copies of itself is called as DNA replication.
- This process occurs during the division of cell.
- The unzipping of the DNA's double helix structure is the first thing associated in the replication of DNA.
- The two single strands of DNA separates and creates a replication fork which is in Y shape.
- The enzyme called DNA helicase helps in the melting of hydrogen bonds that holds the DNA 's double helix structure.
- This is called as Unwindase or helicase.
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