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What happens after transcription? A. The DNA strand breaks apart. B. The DNA strand dissolves. C. The DNA strand rejoins. D. The DNA strand unwinds completely.

What happens after transcription? A. The DNA strand breaks apart. B. The DNA strand dissolves. C. The DNA strand rejoins. D. The DNA strand unwinds completely.
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What happens after

transcription?
A. The DNA strand breaks apart.
B. The DNA strand dissolves.
C. The DNA strand rejoins.
D. The DNA strand unwinds completely.

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The DNA strand breaks apart (splits in half, if you will) in order for the translation process to begin.

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