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After the DNA is unwound, what protein keeps the strands from reannealing?
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DNA primase
Sliding clamp
Helicase
SSB protein
After the DNA is unwound, what protein keeps the strands from reannealing?
Question options:
| DNA primase | |
| Sliding clamp | |
| Helicase | |
| SSB protein |
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