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A cell has been exposed to a poison that stops ligase from working. If all other enzymes are functioning normally, the cell will reach a certain point in DNA replication but then be unable to proceed further. At that point, what will the cell's replication bubble look like?

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The cell's replication bubble will look disjointed as a result of the inactivity of ligase.

What is DNA ligase?

DNA ligase is an enzyme which catalyzes the joining of adjacent polynucleotides and thus plays important roles in DNA metabolism.

When this enzyme is absent, there won't be repair and recombination of the DNA thereby causing it to be disjointed.

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