DNA Replication

Question 0

Processivity

Answer 0

Prokaryotic DNA

the ability of the enzyme to remain on its substrate during synthesis

Question 1

Klenow fragment

Answer 1

Prokaryotic DNA

Result of 5’->3’ exonuclease activity

Question 2

OriC

Answer 2

Origin of Replication Complex

Primosome and replisome assemble at origin of replication.

Question 3

Primsome

Answer 3

contains primases, ligases, helicases, and other proteins, hat bind at Ori necessary to synthesize the primer

Question 4

Replisome

Answer 4

contains the primosome as well as other molecules,lie single strand binding proteins Pol III and Pol I necessary for DNA replication

Question 5

Replication process - prokaryotic

Answer 5

Replication begins at a single Ori and proceeds in opposite directions until the two replication forks meet and the components o replisome dissociate, ending the process.

Question 6

Cell Cycle

Answer 6

G1, S, G2, M

Question 7

DNA Recombination - types

Answer 7

Homologous - Meiosis
Conservative Site Specific - Insertion of bacteriophage DNA into bacterial genome
Transposition - Jumping DNA

Question 8

Reverse transcriptase

Answer 8

Retrovirus genomes - information contained within RNA transferred to DNA