What does a replication bubble represent in unidirectional replication? In bidirectional replication?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: In unidirectional replication, a replication bubble represents one replication fork moving from a fixed origin; in bidirectional replication, it represents a pair of replication forks moving in opposite directions from a fixed origin.
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