WHEN A DNA MOLECULE IS COPIED TO MAKE ANOTHER DNA MOLECULE, WHICH STATEMENT BEST DESCRIBES THE RESULTING STRANDS?

Question

A. ONE DOUBLE STRANDED DNA MOLECULE IS THE ORIGINAL AND THE OTHER A NEW COPY
B. BOTH RESULTING STRANDS ARE ENTIRELY MADE OF NEW DNA BASED ON THE INFORMATION IN AN ORIGINAL STRAND
C. EACH RESULTING DOUBLE STRANDED DNA MOLECULE CONTAINS ONE ORIGINAL STRAND ONE NEWLY CONSTRUCTED STRAND
D. EACH SINGLE STRAND OF NUCLEIC ACID IS MADE OF A MIX OF OLD AND NEW NUCLEOTIDES

Answer 1

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Answer 2

C : EACH RESULTING DOUBLE STRANDED DNA MOLECULE CONTAINS ONE ORIGINAL STRAND ONE NEWLY CONSTRUCTED STRAND