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DNA nucleotides are always added to an existing strand at the 3-prime end. This means that during replication, a leading strand and a lagging strand are created. True False?
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DNA nucleotides are always added to an existing strand at the 3-prime end. This means that during replication, a leading strand and

a lagging strand are created.

True
False?

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true

Step-by-step explanation:

to see if the DNA add up together and when some pone is born they have the same bloodline and the mama and dad and when it is done the DNA with mach if they are together

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