The correct answer is: separation of interlocked circular DNAs.
Conservative site-specific recombination is a type of site-specific recombination process that enables genetic recombination between DNA molecules. The two DNA molecules that exchange their parts contain short DNA sequences, which are bound by specific recombinase proteins. In this process, breakage and joining occur at two special sites, one on each participating DNA molecule. Depending on the orientation of the two recombination sites, conservative site-specific recombination can rearrange DNA in a form of DNA integration, DNA excision, or DNA inversion.
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Explanation: becuase that’s when they show the best
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It enters the cytoplasm and moves toward ribosomes.
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Is renewable and also releases lots of carbon dioxide.
