Complete: __________________ keep the DNA strands separate ( not to rejoin back) during replication.

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ABiscuit · Answer 1 · 2022-02-02T14:58:11+0000

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Single strand binding proteins

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Small single-strand binding proteins called SSB bind temporarily to each strand and keep the two strands separated. This step is important because DNA has a tendency to work itself back into a double helix shape.

Complete: __________________ keep the DNA strands separate ( not to rejoin back) during replication.

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