DNA Replication Flashcards

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Topoisomerase

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Unwinds the double helix

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2
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Helicase

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Separates the double stranded DNA by breaking hydrogen bonds between the bases

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Primase

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Synthesizes RNA primer at the 3‘end from the strands of the parental DNA

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4
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what do RNA primers do?

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Mark the starting point of the replication

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5
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DNA polymerase III

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Binds to the RNA primer and adds DNA bases in 5‘ end to 3‘ end direction

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6
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the lagging strand…

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…is build in Okazaki fragments, each part starts with an RNA primer

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7
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Exonuclease

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Removes RNA primers

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8
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DNA polymerase I

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Fills the gaps of where the RNA primers were

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9
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DNA ligase

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Connects neighboring fragments

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10
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What is the meaning of replication in cell division?

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Replication refers to the process by which the genetic material of a cell is duplicated, to ensure that each daughter cell receives an identical copy of the genetic information (S phase of the cell cycle)

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