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What are the steps involved in DNA replication?

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Primer made from primase attracts transcription factors, which call DNA-dependent DNA polymerase.

DNA-dependent DNA polymerase binds while helicase unwinds the helix.


Stable single-stranded DNA prevent the helix from re-annealing.


DNA polymerase adds nucleotides in a 5' to 3' direction.


RNAase replaces the RNA primer


Another DNA polymerase replaces nucleotides.


Ligase joins them together.
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