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Dna Describe Steps Replication Helicase Breaks H Bonds Causing

DNA replication involves helicase unwinding the DNA, followed by free nucleotides pairing with exposed bases, and DNA polymerase forming phosphodiester bonds to create new strands.

DNA replication steps: DNA helicase unwinds DNA by breaking hydrogen bonds. Free nucleotides attach to exposed bases via complementary base pairing. DNA polymerase catalyzes condensation reactions, forming phosphodiester bonds between nucleotides.

Front Describe steps for DNA replication
Back DNA Helicase breaks H-Bonds causing 2 strands of DNA to separate

Floating Free nucleotides are attracted to exposed bases, complementary base pairing occurs.

Condensation reaction occurs, DNA polymerase forms Hydrogen bonds between bases

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