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    1. Bacteria use an alternative DNA replication mechanism called rolling circle replication where an enzyme introduces a nick in one strand of DNA which then serves as a template for DNA polymerase to add new bases, forming a linear copy. 2. The linear copy can then be converted into circular double-stranded DNA. As more bases are added, the original strand is unwound ahead of the growing copy. 3. Rolling circle replication allows rapid duplication of circular DNA plasmids or genomes in some bacteria and organelles like mitochondria.

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    1. Bacteria use an alternative DNA replication mechanism called rolling circle replication where an enzyme introduces a nick in one strand of DNA which then serves as a template for DNA polymerase to add new bases, forming a linear copy. 2. The linear copy can then be converted into circular double-stranded DNA. As more bases are added, the original strand is unwound ahead of the growing copy. 3. Rolling circle replication allows rapid duplication of circular DNA plasmids or genomes in some bacteria and organelles like mitochondria.

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    1. Bacteria use an alternative DNA replication mechanism called rolling circle replication where an enzyme introduces a nick in one strand of DNA which then serves as a template for DNA polymerase to add new bases, forming a linear copy. 2. The linear copy can then be converted into circular double-stranded DNA. As more bases are added, the original strand is unwound ahead of the growing copy. 3. Rolling circle replication allows rapid duplication of circular DNA plasmids or genomes in some bacteria and organelles like mitochondria.

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