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What is the primary mechanism employed by DNA polymerases to ensure replication accuracy?a) Helicase activity to unwind the DNA strands.b) RNA primer synthesis to initiate DNA replication.c) 3' to 5' exonuclease activity for DNA proofreading.d) Sliding clamp formation to stabilize DNA polymerase binding.
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