Which consequence result from weakened hydrogen bonds during DNA replication?

💡 Explanation

Weaker hydrogen bonds increase incorrect base pairing frequency, therefore increasing replication fork stalling, because DNA helicase spends more time disrupting inappropriately paired bases, rather than simply separating the correct base pairings. Other processes become normal.

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