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Get the Big Picture Sequence the steps that occur during DNA replication. For more help, refer to Get the Big Picture in the Skill Handbook

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Get the Big Picture Sequence the steps that occur during DNA replication. For more help, refer to Get the Big Picture in the Skill Handbook

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1. Unwinding of the DNA helix: DNA polymerase binds to the exposed bases of the unwound helix and begins the synthesis of two new DNA strands.

2. Primer Binding: Primers bind to the original strand of the DNA helix, initiating the process of synthesis.

3. Synthesis of the leading strand: Beginning at the primer, DNA polymerase links

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