During DNA replication
A) one template strand must be degraded to allow the other strand to be copied.
B) the template strands must separate so that both can be copied.
C) the template strands come back together after the passage of the replication fork.
D) origins of replication always give rise to single replication forks.
E) two replication forks diverge from each origin, but one always lags behind the other.

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During DNA replication, the double-stranded DNA molecule has to be unwound and the two complementary strands must separate. This separation creates a replication fork where both strands can be used as templates to synthesize new strands.

During DNA Replication