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19 November, 07:55

Briefly describe what is meant by the semiconservative nature ofDNA

replication?

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  1. 19 November, 08:06
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    The semi-conservative nature of DNA refers to when replication ends, the result is two new double helices composed of a parental DNA chain and a complementary chain of newly synthesized DNA. That is to say that each parental DNA chain serves as a template to make a new complementary chain.
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