In DNA Replication There Are Leading and Lagging Strands, Because

question 38

Multiple Choice

In DNA replication there are leading and lagging strands, because

• A) DNA replication is conservative and a completely new DNA molecule must be made.
• B) DNA replication is semiconservative and each strand is copied simultaneously in opposite directions.
• C) the strands of DNA are parallel and are copied in the same direction simultaneously.
• D) one strand of DNA is copied faster than the other.

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