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In which enzyme would a defect majorly affect the formation of a whole new lagging strand without affecting the leading strand? A. DNA ligase B. helicase C. single-strand binding protein D. topoisomerase
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In which enzyme would a defect majorly affect the formation of a whole new lagging strand without affecting the leading strand? A. DNA ligase B. helicase C. single-strand binding protein D. topoisomerase

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Answer: A. DNA ligase

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just took the test and its correct. hope this helps.

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the answer would be A. DNA ligase if you have plato. lol d; :D...your welcome.

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