Biology, asked by broken1, 1 year ago

What does this mean'DNA replication is semicnservative'?

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DNA Replication is semiconsrvative in nature because the both the two strands in new DNA are not new.In the replicated DNA One strand is parental while other is new so it is called semiconservative in nature.

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