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What keeps the two DNA strands separate during replication? 1. single strand binding phosphates 2. double strand binding saprophytes 3. single strand binding proteins 4. double strand binding proteins
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What keeps the two DNA strands separate during replication?

1. single strand binding phosphates
2. double strand binding saprophytes
3. single strand binding proteins
4. double strand binding proteins

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single strand binding proteins (SSB)

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