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1
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Starts the initiation of DNA replication

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DNAa

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2
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Binds to the replication fork and unwinds duplex DNA by breaking hydrogen bond using ATP

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Helicase

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3
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Uses ATP

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Helicase

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4
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Keeps strands to separate

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SSBP

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5
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Protects single strand DNA from nucleases

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SSBP

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6
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Breaks one strand from super coil

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Topoisomerase 1

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7
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Breaks the two strands from super coil

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Topoisomerase2

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8
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Synthesizes RNA primer from polymerases (prokaryotes)

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Primase

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9
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A Holoeenzyme that includes 10 subunits that work together for DNA replication (prokaryotes)

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DNA polymerase 3

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10
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Removes incorrect nucleotides when proofreading

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3’-5’ exonuclease

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11
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A holoenzyme that fills the gap in the DNA due to the removal of primers (prokaryotes)

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DNA polymerase 1

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12
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Removes primer from 5’-3’ creating gaps

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5’-3’ exonuclease of dna pol1

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13
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Links DNA fragments with phosphodiester bonds

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Ligase

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14
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The origins of replication in prokaryotes is about ___ bplong

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245

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15
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Ori is mostly contains A/T-rich sequences. Why?

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ThedoublehydrogenbondedA/T-rich regions are relatively weaker to break than the triple bonded G/C-rich sequences

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16
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Stretches the double stranded DNA

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DnaA

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17
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Creates a bubble or Y-shaped structure

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Stretching of DNA by the help of DNAa

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18
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What is the significance of the Y-shaped replication fork

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Bi directional replication

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19
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SSB function (2)

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protect the DNA from nucleases that might degrade single stranded DNA.

helps to keep the two strands of DNA separated so that the DNA polymerase can bind and start replication.

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20
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Cytidinetriphosphate —> Cytidine monophosphate what had happened?

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-2p by DNA polemerases 3 when catalyzing a strand

Explanation: Itcatalyzesaddingdeoxynucleotidetriphosphatess(dATP,dTTP, dGTP & dCTP) to the elongating chain & releasing two phosphate molecules (pyro phosphate) from them thereby incorporating a deoxy nucleotide monophosphates.

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21
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The DNA strands synthesized from the origins of replication to the replication fork is called

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Leading strand

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22
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DNA strands synthesized from the replication fork to the origin of replication is known as

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Lagging strand

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23
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DNA polymerases reads the parental strand in ___ Direction
what synthesize is a complementary strand in _ direction

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3’-5’
5’-3 Antiparallel

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24
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Interpret: DNA synthesis is semicontinuous

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The lagging strand is this continuous, while the leading strand is continuous

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25
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The 3’→5’ exonuclease activity of DNA polymerase III will remove the incorrect nucleotide”proof read” , why is it 3’→5’ ?

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Because DNA polymerases runs antiparallel from 5 to 3, so the last sequence is 3.

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26
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DNA polymerase 3 can naturally make an error in every ___nucleotide pairs

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10^7

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27
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Leading strand __#gap__# primer
Lagging strand __#gap__# primer 

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1,1
Many, many

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28
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After synthesizing the lagging strand DNARNA primers should be removed. The removal of RNA primers will create gaps in the newly synthesized complementary DNA how to fix this problem.

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DNA polymerase one will fill the gap with DNA nucleotides

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29
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What are the three major activities of DNA polymerase one

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5’→3’ Exonuclease
• removes the RNA primer from 5’ to 3’ direction.

3’→5’ Exonuclease
•proof reads and corrects the nucleotide mismatch error during synthesis.

5’→3’Polymerase
• fills the gap with DNA
• However, polymerase needs a primer. Where is the primer ?.
• The 3’ end of Okazaki fragment will be used as primer.

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30
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What is the major difference between DNA polymerase 1 and 3 using the following terms:
5’-3’ Polymerase
3’-5’ Exonuclease
5’-3’ Exonuclease 

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Both have
5’-3’ Polymerase —> synthesis
3’-5’ Exonuclease —> proof reading

1 has
5’-3’ exonuclease to remove rna primer

31
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What is the difference between endonuclease and exonuclease

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Endo—> cunts between dna
Exo —> cuts at the end

32
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In eukaryotes, multiple(ori) sites are needed for replication. Why?

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greater length of the eukaryotic DNA.

33
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contrast between prokaryotes first and eukaryotes next:

Ori

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1
Many

34
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contrast between prokaryotes first and eukaryotes next:
RNA primer synthesis

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Primase
Polymerase alpha

35
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contrast between prokaryotes first and eukaryotes next:

Leading strand synthesis

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DNA polymerase 3
Polymerase E

36
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contrast between prokaryotes first and eukaryotes next:
Lagging strand synthesis

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DNA polymerase 3
Polymerase s

37
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contrast between prokaryotes first and eukaryotes next:
Proof reading

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3’-5’ exonuclease for both

38
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contrast between prokaryotes first and eukaryotes next:
RNA primer removal

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5’-3’ exonuclease of DNA POL1
RNase + REN1

39
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contrast between prokaryotes first and eukaryotes next:

RNA primer gap is filled with DNA by

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DNA POL1
Polymerase E

40
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During eukaryotic somatic cell division replication at thechromosome end (telomere) is always a problem in the___ strand.

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lagging

41
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the gap created at the 5’ end of the lagging strand upon the removal of the primer can’t be filled with DNA by polymerase because

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There is no primer for DNA POL

42
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Eukaryotic normal somatic cells,
telomeres will therefore be shortened with each successive cell division why?

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After FEN1 and RNase remove the primers, polymerase E cannot add nucleotides therefore it will permanently be shortened.

43
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No end replication problem in cancer cells, germs cells or stem cells why?

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Dna telomerases

44
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Telomerase is an enzyme and composed of

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Reverse transcriptase
RNA nucleotides template

45
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Reverse transcriptase is also known as

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RNA-dependent DNA polymerase—> synthesize complementary DNA from RNA template.

46
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In germ, stem and cancer cells, telomerase helps synthesizing ____DNA at the end of the____ strand using its RNA template

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telomeric repeat

lagging

47
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In Normal somatic cells synthesizing telomeres at the telomeric end is it not possible why

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Because telomerase activity in naturally inhibited

48
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Telomerase synthesizes telomere DNA repeat at the 3’ end of the leading strand, instead of filling the gap in lagging strand, Why…?

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Because,polymerase can add nts ONLY in the5’-3’direction using the 3’-OH of last nucleotide

49
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T/F?

polymerase can add nts ONLY in the 5’-3’direction using the 3’-OH of last nucleotide

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T

50
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Telomerase synthesizes telomere DNA repeat steps

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1- Polymerase a (primase) synthesizes a RNA primer on the LAGGING strand complementary to the leading strand

2-DNA Polymerase s(pol s) fills the gap till it hits the 5’ end of the lagging strand.

3-Ligase seals the DNA fragments

4-RNA primer will be removed by RNase H & FEN1

51
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T/F? its better that telomerase synthesizes telomeric repeats and looses few bases

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T
Because telomeres sacrifice themselves


52
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Telomerase synthesizes telomere DNA repeat on the __ strand

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Lagging

53
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Explain how Didanosine or 2’,3’-dideoxyinosine (DDI) works

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  • is an analog of ATP (Adenosine).
    the 3’-OH group on the deoxyribose sugar moiety has been replaced by hydrogen —> prevents formation of phosphodiester bonds between the 3’-OH and 5’-phosphate
54
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Azidothymidine (AZT) also known as

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Zidovudine

55
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Azidothymidine is an analog of

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Thymidine

56
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In AZT, the 3’-OH group on the deoxyribose sugar moiety has been replaced by

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azido group (N3)

57
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What are the 2 nucleoside analogs

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AZT=thymidine
DDI=adenosine

58
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Inhibition of DNA replication in cancer cells by Anti-cancerous drugs include

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Camptothecin, T1 inhibitor

Etoposide, T2 inhibitor

59
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How does Anti-cancerous drugs work

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binds to the DNA at the topoisomerase I
cleavage site and prevents the uncoiling of DNA and thus inhibiting the replication of cancer cells

60
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Results in replication fork

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Helicase

61
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Releases torsional strains

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Topoisomerase

62
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How are the okazaki fragments bound together

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By ligase

63
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Although somatic cells have telomerase, they cannot synthesize telomeres why

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It is naturally inhibited

64
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Stretches DNA

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DnaA

65
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Aids in genetic motility

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Reverse transcriptase

66
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Antiviral drugs DNA termination Depends on failing ___
While Anti-can serious drugs depends on failing ___

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Phosphodiester bonds
Topoisomerase 1 and 2

67
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What is the last step of DNA replication

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Ligation of okazaki fragments

68
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MAIN function of DNA polymerase

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Adding nucleotides

69
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Synthesis complementary DNA using DNA template

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DNA polymerase

70
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Synthesize complementary RNA using DNA template

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RNA polymerase, primase

71
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Synthesize complementary DNA using RNA template

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Reverse transcriptase, telomerases

72
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What type of a polymerase is Telomerase

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RNA dependent DNA polemerase, reverse transcriptase

73
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Why primer is needed to synthesize RNA primer for the initiation of DNA replication why not use the DNA polymerase to synthesize the RNA primer

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Because DNA polymerase is DNA dependent DNA not RNA dependent DNA.

74
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T/F: primase is an
DNA dependent RNA polymerase
Or
RNA dependents DNA polymerase

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