Why Did Kornberg Initially Think That the Exonuclease Activity He

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Multiple Choice

Why did Kornberg initially think that the exonuclease activity he found in his DNA polymerase preparations was a contaminating enzyme?

• A)The action of exonucleases is a lot like endonuclease.
• B)The action of exonucleases is so dramatically opposed to the activity of DNA polymerases,the synthesis of DNA.
• C)The action of exonucleases is exactly like the action of DNA polymerase.
• D)Purification was so difficult.
• E)Enzymes can often run the reverse reactions.

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