-DNA double strand separate and act as templates, producing 2 identical copies of DNA, each half has the original strand and half the new strand
-DNA helicase breaks hydrogen bonds between the complementray bases
-double strand seperates, leaves 2 template strands
-free complementary nucleotides bind to exposed bases on the template strands ( A to T, C to G)
-DNA polymerase joins the sugar phosphate backbone of the new strand
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