Which protein moves along dsDNA using ATP-dependent helicase and nuclease activity during general recombination in E.coli?

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The RecBCD complex is a protein complex that moves along double-stranded DNA using ATP-dependent helicase and nuclease activity during general recombination in E.coli. The complex works to unwind and process the DNA, aiding in the formation of the recombination intermediate. RuvB is also involved in recombination but is not responsible for moving along the dsDNA. DNA polymerase I is involved in DNA replication and repair, but not specifically in general recombination. DNA ligase seals nicks in the DNA backbone during DNA replication and DNA repair, but is not directly involved in general recombination.

Which Protein Moves Along DsDNA Using ATP-Dependent Helicase and Nuclease