Choose correct statement about direction of DNA strand

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5.Molecular Basis of Inheritance

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Choose the correct statement about the direction of $DNA$ strand

$5’ → 3’$ takes place on template strand

$3’ → 5’$ takes place on new strand

$5’ → 3’$ takes place on leading strand

None of these

Solution

(c)New $DNA$ strand is formed an $3’$ to $5’$ strand continuously in $5' \to 3'$ direction. This strand which is formed continuously is called leading strand.

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Choose the correct statement about the direction of $DNA$ strand

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