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Adnan Oktar
Once the error has
been corrected, DNA
polymerase completes
both strands of the he-
lix with a second
strand, and thus en-
ables two separate
DNA helixes to form.
To do so, it finds and
collects the data corre-
sponding to that con-
stituting each strand
of the DNA. When
copying is completed,
DNA polymerase again
checks the chain from
start to finish.
During all these
stages, helix-stabiliz-
ing enzymes keep the
DNA stable. The newly
formed strands are
tracked along by the
enzyme editase to as-
sure that the nu-
cleotides have been
correctly paired. By
the end of that check-
ing process, a second
brand-new DNA chain
has emerged.
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