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Which of the following describes the process catalyzed by DNA polymerase?a) The activated 3' OH of the deoxyguanosine in the growing strand attacks the triphosphate group of the incoming dGTP.b) The activated 5' OH of the deoxyadenosine in the growing strand attacks the triphosphate group of the incoming dATP.c) The activated 3' OH of the deoxyadenosine in the template strand attacks the triphosphate group of the incoming dGTP.d) The activated 5' OH of the deoxyguanosine in the template strand attacks the triphosphate group of the incoming dATP.
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