10. What happens to DNA strands during hybridization? O It binds together.
O It splits from each other.
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O It is degraded.
O It is sliced into different sections.

it binds together

Explanation:

dna is commonly present in the shape of a molecule with double strands. In a similar way, these two molecules connect to each other in a mechanism called hybridisation. DNA naturally, the new strand hybridizes to the old strand when it is replicated.

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