Helicase Is an Enzyme That Separates the Double Helix of the DNA

question 145

Multiple Choice

Helicase is an enzyme that separates the double helix of the DNA into two separate strands. How do you think helicase does this?

• A)by breaking hydrogen bonds
• B)by breaking phosphodiester bonds
• C)by breaking peptide bonds
• D)by breaking ionic bonds

Comprehend the application and interpretation of the intention to treat method.

Distinguish between positive and negative correlations.

Grasp the concept of selection bias and its effect on research outcomes.

Understand the methodology and application of regression discontinuity in research.

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