An enzyme that unwinds and separates the parental DNA strands.Group of answer choicesprimasereplication forksingle-strand binding protein (SSBP)Okazaki fragmenttelomeretopoisomerasehelicasenucleosomeNext

An enzyme that untwists the double helix of DNA at replication forks, separating the two strands and making them available as template strands.Group of answer choicesprimaseprimertopoisomerasesingle-strand binding protein (SSBP)Okazaki fragmenthelicaseNext

An enzyme that breaks, swivels, and rejoins the parental DNA ahead of the replication fork, relieving the strain caused by unwinding.Group of answer choicesprimasetopoisomerasesingle-strand binding protein (SSBP)helicasenucleosome

A enzyme that seals the gaps in the DNA backbone.Group of answer choicessingle-strand binding protein (SSBP)primaseDNA ligasehelicasepolymerasetopoisomeraseOkazaki fragmentNext

It joins DNA fragments (such as an Okazaki fragments) together.Group of answer choicesprimasehelicaseDNA ligasetopoisomerasesingle-strand binding protein (SSBP)polymeraseOkazaki fragment

Which stabilize the unwound parental strands of DNA?Group of answer choicesnucleosomeprimasesingle-strand binding protein (SSBP)helicaseOkazaki fragmenttopoisomerase