What Is a Replication Bubble

question 26

Multiple Choice

What is a replication bubble?

• A) A localized site in the nucleus where chromosomes are replicating
• B) A DNA sequence that initiates replication
• C) A complex of replication enzymes on the DNA template strand
• D) A locally denatured segment of DNA where replication originates
• E) A tangle of denatured DNA strands near the replication fork

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