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Which enzyme "unzips" DNA by breaking hydrogen bonds that hold the bases together? a.HELICASE b.PRIMASE c.DNA POLYMERASE

Which enzyme "unzips" DNA by breaking hydrogen bonds that hold the bases together? a.HELICASE b.PRIMASE c.DNA POLYMERASE
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Which enzyme "unzips" DNA by breaking hydrogen bonds that hold the bases together?

a.HELICASE
b.PRIMASE
c.DNA POLYMERASE

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User Arca Artem
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a

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Hugo Briand
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a- *enzyme* helicase
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User BD At Rivenhill
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