Question $32(1\mathrm{.}67$ points$)$

How is the lagging strand differentiated from the leading strand in DNA replication?

The lagging strand is synthesized $3^{\text{'}}$ to $5^{\text{'}}$ whereas the leading strand is synthesized $5\text{'}$ to $3\text{'}.$

The lagging strand is synthesized $5^{\text{'}}$ to $3^{\text{'}},$ whereas the leading strand is synthesized $3^{\text{'}}$ to $5\text{'}.$

The lagging strand is synthesized in smaller pieces, whereas the leading strand is synthesized as one continuous strand.

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the lagging strand is synthesized as one continuous strand, whereas the leading strand is synthesized in smaller pieces.