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| An enzyme that can rejoin a broken phosphodiester bond in a DNA molecule. |
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| The major enzyme of DNA replication that actually reads the template and incorporates nucleotides one at a time on the growing strand. |
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| Short, unconnected stretches of newly replicated DNA on the lagging strand. |
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| Process by which DNA is duplicated, allowing for inheritance of genetic information. |
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| The point of separation of two strands of DNA during replication where DNA synthesis is occurring. |
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| Semiconservative replication |
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| Model of replication in which each daughter DNA molecule includes an intact old strand along with a newly synthesized strand. |
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| An enzyme that adds a short sequence of nucleotides to the tips of chromosome to restore their ends after DNA replication. |
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