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When the synthesis of new DNA is directed by an original template DNA molecule

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When the synthesis of new DNA is directed by an original template DNA molecule

When the synthesis of new DNA is directed by an original template DNA molecule
a. the DNA produced has two newly formed strands (no change in the original DNA)
b. two DNA molecules are formed, each with one new strand and one strand from the original DNA
c. there is random arrangement of newly formed and original DNA on the two strands of the DNA produced
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