genetics 3 Flashcards
what are the advantages of semi conservative DNA replication
- proof reading
- repair
how is DNA replication in eukaryotes initiated
1) origin recognin complex (ORC) binds to replication origin
2) heliclase loading proteins recruited - Cdc6 and Cdt1
3) Mcm hexameric helical loaded to form prereplicative complex
4) cyclin- dependent kinase phosphorylates replication proteins and pre replicative complex disassembles
5) helicases unwinds DNA and DNA polymerase is recruited
6) DNA replication occurs
what are the steps in prokaryotic DNA replication
1) initiator protein binds to DNA A
2) helicase binds
3) loading of helicase onto DNA
4) DNA unwinds and melts causing DNA primate to be recruited
5) DNA primer synthesis
6) DNA polymerase is recruited
what is DNA primases role
- both leading and lagging strand
- adds RNA nucleotides
- allows DNA synthesis via DNA polymerase
what is the DNA extension
- primed with RNA
- added to 3’ - OH
what are Okazaki fragments joined by in a replication fork
- DNA ligase