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Which protein binds to each unzipped
strand to keep DNA strands from
forming a double helix?
Toipoisomerase
Helicase
Single-Stranded Binding Enzyme
Single-Strand Binding Protein



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Final answer:

Single-strand binding proteins (SSB) prevent DNA strands from rejoining and forming a double helix.


Explanation:

Single-strand binding proteins (SSB) bind to the single-stranded regions of DNA, preventing the strands from rejoining and forming a double helix. This helps maintain the DNA in a single-stranded state during processes like replication.


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