In Contrast to Linear DNA Replication, Circular DNA Replication Typically

question 43

Multiple Choice

In contrast to linear DNA replication, circular DNA replication typically:

• A)has a single origin of replication.
• B)does not produce a replication bubble.
• C)occurs only at a single replication fork.
• D)does not produce Okazaki fragments.
• E)All of these choices are correct.

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