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15 June, 13:06

What did the watson-crick model suggest about the replication of dna?

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    The answer to this question is DNA replicates by a template mechanism or should have a replication machine. Watson and Crick suggested that all organisms must reproduce their DNA with exceptional correctness before each cell division.
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