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The replisome in prokaryotic replication consists of:

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The replisome in prokaryotic replication consists of:

The replisome in prokaryotic replication consists of:
A) a protein dimer
B) a protein tetramer
C) a multisubunit complex of at least 13 different proteins
D) more than 100 separate proteins

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