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48. Which phrase does NOT describe an aspect of the nucleotide addition reaction catalyzed by E. coli DNA Pol III?A) activation of the 3 OH of the newly synthesized strand by a metal ionB) a properly positioned phosphateC) specific protein/base-pair interactions in the major grooveD) charge stabilization of all three phosphates on the substrateE) All of these are important aspects of the addition reaction.
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