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Biology, 27.05.2021 03:10 00015746

What does it mean that DNA replication is
semi-conservative?

A. that the old DNA is destroyed and only the new copies are kept

B. that each strand contains segments of old and new DNA

C. that after replication one set
is destroyed and only the new set kept

D. that each set of DNA contains an original and a new strand

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