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Part 1: dna replication 1st: original strand (a): complementary strand (b): 2nd: original strand (b): complementary strand (c): 3rd: original strand (c): complementary strand (a…

Part 1: dna replication 1st: original strand (a): complementary strand (b): 2nd: original strand (b): complementary strand (c): 3rd: original strand (c): complementary strand (a…
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Part 1: dna replication 1st: original strand (a): complementary strand (b): 2nd: original strand (b): complementary strand (c): 3rd: original strand (c): complementary strand (a): questions: what are the base pairs for dna replication? where does dna replication take place?

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The base pairs for DNA replication are Thymine and Adenine, so (A and T). Cytosine and Guanine so (C and G).

DNA replication takes place in the nucleus of eukaryotic cells because prokaryotes don’t have nucleus’s.
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