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What Is the Nucleophile in the DNA Polymerase Mechanism?
A) γ\gamma

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What is the nucleophile in the DNA polymerase mechanism?


A) an oxygen anion on the γ\gamma -phosphate of the dNTP
B) the oxygen on the β\beta -phosphate of the dNTP
C) the oxygen on the α\alpha -phosphate of the dNTP
D) the 5  What is the nucleophile in the DNA polymerase mechanism? A)  an oxygen anion on the   \gamma  -phosphate of the dNTP B)  the oxygen on the   \beta  -phosphate of the dNTP C)  the oxygen on the   \alpha  -phosphate of the dNTP D)  the 5    hydroxyl on the deoxyribose E)  the 3    hydroxyl on the deoxyribose hydroxyl on the deoxyribose
E) the 3 11ee7c72_7964_3476_ae82_235acaf16f38_TBW1044_11 hydroxyl on the deoxyribose

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