Eukaryotic Chromatin Replication

Eukaryotic chromatin replication:

A) Is facilitated by the presence of a large pool of histones which are synthesized uniformly throughout the cell cycle.
B) Is characterized by conservative segregation of pre_existing H3_H4 tetramers at the replication fork.
C) Requires the presence of a special enzyme, telomerase, which appends short oligonucleotide blocks to the overhanging S' ends of the newly replicated DNA strands.
D) Results in the preferential segregation of the linker histone, H1, to the leading strand.
E) Both B and C.