What is the role of DNA polymerase I during replication?
Correct answer: A. DNA proof-reading
- A. DNA proof-reading
- B. DNA repair
- C. Unwinding
- D. Annealing
Explanation
DNA polymerase enzyme has three types: DNA polymerase-I is involved in proof-reading activities. DNA polymerase-II is involved in DNA repair. DNA polymerase-III is the main enzyme of replication.
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