If a replication error is detected in g2, which strand of dna should be used as a template for repair by dna polymerase and why should that strand be used?.

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If a replication error is detected in g2, which strand of dna should be used as a template for repair by dna polymerase and why should that strand be used?.

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Answer: fnfnenfnefneff

Explanation:efeffefeffefe

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