Once DNA replication starts in a cell, what happens next?
AIt halts midway
BIt runs to completion
CIt restarts repeatedly
DIt switches to RNA
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It runs to completion
Replication is all-or-none, finishing once begun and not recurring in the same cell cycle.
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