Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ (Enzyme) Column-$II$ (Function) $P$. $DNA$ Polymerase $I$. Synthesizes $DNA$ strand $Q$. $DNA$ Helicase $II$. Breaks $H$-bonds of $DNA$ strands $R$. $DNA$ Ligase $III$. Joins $DNA$ fragments
| Column-$I$ (Enzyme) | Column-$II$ (Function) |
| $P$. $DNA$ Polymerase | $I$. Synthesizes $DNA$ strand |
| $Q$. $DNA$ Helicase | $II$. Breaks $H$-bonds of $DNA$ strands |
| $R$. $DNA$ Ligase | $III$. Joins $DNA$ fragments |
- A$(P-II), (Q-I), (R-III)$
- B$(P-III), (Q-II), (R-I)$
- C$(P-I), (Q-II), (R-III)$
- D$(P-II), (Q-III), (R-I)$
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