The leading strand and lagging strand in DNA replication differ in that only on the lagging strand

Question

The leading strand and lagging strand in DNA replication differ in that only on the lagging strand (A) DNA is replicated as short fragments (B) RNA primer is present (C) Replication proceeds in the 5' to 3' direction (D) Okazaki fragments are not needed

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Correct answer is (a) DNA is replicated as short fragments

Q. The leading strand and lagging strand in $D N A$ replication differ in that only on the lagging strand

$D N A$ is replicated as short fragments

$RN A$ primer is present

Replication proceeds in the $5^{'}$ to $3^{'}$ direction

Okazaki fragments are not needed

Correct answer is (a) $D N A$ is replicated as short fragments

Q. The leading strand and lagging strand in DNA replication differ in that only on the lagging strand

DNA is replicated as short fragments

RNA primer is present

Replication proceeds in the 5′ to 3′ direction