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PLZ HELP What keeps the two DNA strands separate during replication? single strand binding proteins double strand binding proteins single strand binding phosphates double strand…

PLZ HELP What keeps the two DNA strands separate during replication? single strand binding proteins double strand binding proteins single strand binding phosphates double strand…
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What keeps the two DNA strands separate during replication?

single strand binding proteins
double strand binding proteins
single strand binding phosphates
double strand binding saprophytes

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I am an A student of life science and the answer is double strand binding protein

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User Maarten Bodewes
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i’m not 100% sure, but i think it’s double strand binding proteins
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