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