Answer:
Enzymes involved in DNA replication are:
<em>Helicase</em> (unwinds the DNA double helix)
<em>Gyrase</em> (relieves the buildup of torque during unwinding)
<em>Primase</em> (lays down RNA primers)
<em>DNA polymerase III</em> (main DNA synthesis enzyme)
<em>DNA polymerase I </em>(replaces RNA primers with DNA)
<em>Ligase </em>(fills in the gaps)
So the correct answer would be <em>RNA polymerase</em>
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Amylase<span> is found in our saliva and is responsible for starting to </span>break down<span> the </span>starch<span> that we eat. So</span>amylase<span> is an enzyme that carries out the specific reaction of </span>breaking down starch<span> into a simple sugar.</span>Starch<span> is made up of many molecules of glucose (the simple sugar) joined in a chain.</span>
3 hydrogen bonds are formed.
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