What is the correct sequence of events in DNA replication?
A. New bases are added, Two resulting strands wind into helices , DNA strands separate, DNA Helix unwinds.
B. DNA Helix unwinds, Two resulting strands wind into helices, DNA strands separate, New bases are added.
C. DNA Helix unwinds, DNA strands separate, New bases are added, Two resulting strands wind into helices.
D. DNA strands separate, New bases are added, DNA Helix unwinds, Two resulting strands wind into helices.
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