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Is DNA replication considered dispersive, conservative or semiconservative?

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Is DNA replication considered dispersive, conservative or semiconservative?

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Semi Consertative
by: Anonymous

DNA replication is considered semi-conservative.

This is because when a structure (two strands of DNA)of DNA is replicated, an old strand is paired with a newly formed strand and the original two old strands are separated.

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