During DNA replication,proteins that are important for separating the DNA strands and allowing movement of the replication fork include each of these EXCEPT

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DNA polymerase is not involved in separating the DNA strands or allowing movement of the replication fork. It is responsible for adding nucleotides to the new DNA strand. Helicase and topoisomerase are both essential for separating the DNA strands and allowing movement of the replication fork, and single-stranded binding proteins help to keep the strands apart once they are separated.

During DNA Replication,proteins That Are Important for Separating the DNA