DNA synthesis Flashcards
site at which replication occurs
replication fork
enzymes that unwind DNA
helicase and topisomerases
major enzyme of DNA replication
DNA polymerase
DNA strands are copied in this direction
3’ to 5’ direction
Strands are produced in this direction
5’-to-3’
Percursor for replication
deoxyribonucleotide triphosphates
produces primer for DNA replication
enzyme primase
synthesizes the replication of telomeres
telomerase
def. of semi conserved
both DNA strands are present, just not together
Protein that binds to point of origin in prokaryotes
DnaA
Parental strands of prokaryotes are copied at same time via these proteins
gyrase, helicase, single stranded binding protein
enzyme that separate the DNA strands
helicases
enzyme that prevent the strands from reassociating and protect from other enzymes
single stranded binding proteins
enzymes that break phospodiester bonds
topoisomerases
major topoisomerase in bacteria
DNA gyrase
what are okazaki strands
5’-to-3’ strands created as fragments
what ties okazaki strands together
ligase
combine to make promosome
helicase and primase
holds polymerase on DNA strand
sliding clamp
attches polymerase on lagging strand to sliding clamp
clamp loader
poymerases that remain attached to the parental template while moving down the chain exhibit this
processivity
Function of Pol I - bacterial DNA polymerase
fill gap, remove RNA primer
function of Pol II
DNA repair
function of Pol III
DNA replication