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How DNA Replication Works

This animation walks through the process of DNA replication, showing the double helix unwinding at the replication fork, helicase separating strands, and DNA polymerase building new complementary strands using base pairing rules. It highlights leading and lagging strand synthesis, Okazaki fragments, and the semiconservative nature of replication. Designed for high school biology students, it clarifies how genetic information is accurately copied before cell division.

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