A scientist is conducting research on the enzyme helicase. The scientist is most likely trying to learn more about the way in which nucleotides form. DNA unzips. nucleotides are removed. DNA is reassembled.

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A scientist is conducting research on the enzyme helicase. The scientist is most likely trying to learn more about the way in which

nucleotides form.
DNA unzips.
nucleotides are removed.
DNA is reassembled.

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B) DNA unzips

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