Replication

Question 1

Important in preservation; strands are complementary

Answer 1

DNA Replication

Question 2

DNA carrying information

Answer 2

Parental chromosome

Question 3

Copies the information from the parent chromosome.

Answer 3

Daughter chromosome

Question 4

__ and __ carbon ends of DNA are important because that location is where reaction happens

Answer 4

5’, 3’

Question 5

predetermined site; origin of replication

Answer 5

Initiation

Question 6

break hydrogen bonds between DNA strands at origin

Answer 6

Initiator proteins/enzymes

Question 7

Different cells have different ____ of replication

Answer 7

Origins

Question 8

The _______ is approached by the initiator proteins and then produce a DNA _____ that unzips the___ DNA sequences. After that, DNA ____ assists the helicase, reading the messages inside the DNA molecule. DNA polymerase ___ RNA.

Answer 8

Double Strand, helicase, duplex, primase, produces

Question 9

The replication __ is formed

Answer 9

Fork

Question 10

is small piece of RNA that is complimentary to a specific section of DNA and will bind to that section of DNA.

Answer 10

Primer

Question 11

joins the Okazaki fragments on lagging strand.

Answer 11

DNA ligase

Question 12

always added to terminal 3’ group

Answer 12

Nucleotides

Question 13

synthesized continuously

Answer 13

Leading

Question 14

jump ahead and work backward on lagging strand

Answer 14

DNA polymerase

Question 15

DNA fragments on lagging strand

Answer 15

Okazaki Fragments

Question 16

Fragments joined by an enzyme

Answer 16

DNA ligase

Question 17

semi-conservative

Answer 17

Replication process