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zone of unwound DNA where replication occurs |
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enzyme that uses ATP to unwind the double-stranded DNA to expose short-single stranded regions
advances the replication fork |
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single-strand binding protein |
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protein that stabilizes separated DNA to keep it from reforming double-stranded DNA during replication |
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origin of replication (oriC) |
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single location on the chromosome where replication is initiated in bacteria |
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replicating DNA that forms continuously |
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replicating DNA that forms discontinuously and requires multiple RNA primers |
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short segments that make up lagging strand |
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enzyme that removes RNA primer and replaces it with DNA |
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DNA Polymerase III (Pol III) |
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several proteins including sliding clamp and clamp loader
adds ~1000 nucleotides per second |
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enzyme that creates final phosphodiester bonds between nucleotides |
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characteristic shape formed during bidirectional replication of bacterial chromosome from OriC |
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large complex of proteins involved in the replication fork
DNA moves through this complex |
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enzymes that detect errors/mismatches in base pairs based on incorrect H bonding |
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removes incorrect bases during replication |
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proteins that recognize termination sites in DNA sequences |
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sites on chromosome that signal end of replication |
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topoisomerase IV
and possible FtsZ |
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links two circles of DNA together during termination |
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DNA replication in a test tube |
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process by which PCR creates up to a billion copies of specific genes or DNA segments |
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gene or DNA segment desired for PCR replication |
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entire DNA molecule used in PCR |
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