As a result of replication, parental DNA would become completely dispersed and that each strand of all the daughter molecules would be a mixture of old and new DNA. This is called as:
Correct answer: A. Dispersive idea
- A. Dispersive idea
- B. Conservative idea
- C. Disruptive idea
- D. Semi-conservative idea
Explanation
It is 'dispersive replication', which involves each daughter strand containing both parental and new DNA, as the old DNA is broken up and randomly dispersed into each daughter strand.
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