PCR is modeled on the replication of DNA inside a living organism's cells. Let's compare both pr

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PCR is modeled on the replication of DNA inside a living organism's cells. Let's compare both processes to deepen your understanding of PCR. Click "View Image" to see the comparison. Both PCR and in vivo DNA replication use what to assemble new DNA strands? a) Topoisomerases b) Helicases c) DNA polymerases d) Restriction enzymes

          PCR is modeled on the replication of DNA inside a living organism's cells. Let's compare both processes to deepen your understanding of PCR.
Click "View Image" to see the comparison.

Both PCR and in vivo DNA replication use what to assemble new DNA strands?
a) Topoisomerases
b) Helicases
c) DNA polymerases
d) Restriction enzymes

PCR is modeled on the replication of DNA inside a living organism's cells. Let's compare both processes to deepen your understanding of PCR.
Click "View Image" to see the comparison.

Both PCR and in vivo DNA replication use what to assemble new DNA strands?
a) Topoisomerases
b) Helicases
c) DNA polymerases
d) Restriction enzymes

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PCR is modeled on the replication of DNA inside a living organism's cells. Let's compare both processes to deepen your understanding of PCR. Click "View Image" to see the comparison. Both PCR and in vivo DNA replication use what to assemble new DNA strands? a) Topoisomerases b) Helicases c) DNA polymerases d) Restriction enzymes