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In dna replication, why do the two strands of the helix have to be elongated by two slightly different mechanisms?.

In dna replication, why do the two strands of the helix have to be elongated by two slightly different mechanisms?.
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In dna replication, why do the two strands of the helix have to be elongated by two slightly different mechanisms?.

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because the strands must be built from 5' to 3'.

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