Which of the following is Not correct about Okazaki fragments? O they are synthesized by addition of RNA bases O produced in lagging strand DNA synthesis from 5' to 3' they joined together by DNA ligase their synthesis direction is away from replication fork

Which of the following is Not correct about Okazaki fragments? O they are synthesized by addition of RNA bases O produced in lagging strand DNA synthesis from 5' to 3' they joined together by DNA ligase their synthesis direction is away from replication fork

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