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Why would DNA synthesis occur in both directions from an origin of replication?
◦ Leading strands extend from one side of the origin while lagging strand extends from the other side of the origin.
◦ DNA is a double helix and DNA synthesis is 5' to 3'.
◦ DNA direction synthesis is random and sometimes extends in one direction from an origin of replication and sometimes in the other direction.
◦ Replication-associated proteins bind at two replication forks.
◦ It allows DNA strands to overlap when reaching another origin of replication.
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