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The term "unzipping" in the DNA replication refers to the breaking of the hydrogen bonds.
<span>In the process of DNA replication, DNA helicases disentangle DNA at positions known as origins where synthesis will be initiated. DNA helicases continue to uncoil the DNA creating a structure called replication fork as they unzipped apart. The process of breaking the hydrogen bonds between the nucleotide base pairs in double-stranded DNA needs energy. Helicases require energy stored in an ATP molecule to break the bonds. </span>

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