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How would you convert a spring into a straight piece of metal using the same approach as topoisomerase in DNA replication?

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Answer:

It would be necessary to make small breaks in the spring and then align the pieces, forming a straight piece.

Explanation:

Topoisomerase is the enzyme responsible for unwinding the DNA molecule during replication. To do this, topoisomerase makes small breaks in the DNA molecule, but uses covalent bonds to hold these small pieces of DNA, causing the strands of DNA to pass over each other, aligning in a rectilinear topography.

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