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origin of replication
specific DNA base sequence recognized by proteins involved in DNA replication
what bonds link sugar and phosphate backbones of DNA?
covalent bonds
what bonds link the nitrogenous bases?
hydrogen bonds
how many bonds between A/T
2
how many bonds between C/G
3
DNA replication is…
semi-conservative
definition of semiconservative
one strand is the template for the other strand
function of helicase
unwinds 2 DNA strands
function of single stranded binding proteins
stabilize unwound strands
function of topoisomerase
untangles unwound coils by breaking, swiveling, and rejoining DNA strands
function of primase
makes RNA primer where DNA synthesis can begin
function of DNA polymerase
adds nucleotides by dehydration-synthesis reactions
which end does DNA polymerase add bases to?
3’
what direction are new RNA strands made in?
5’ to 3’
leading strands are synthesized…
continuously 5’ to 3’
lagging strands are synthesized…
discontinuously in Okazaki fragments 5’ to 3’
function of ligase
forms covalent bonds between Okazaki fragments
mismatch repair
enzyme (not DNA polymerase) removes and replaces
incorrectly placed nucleotides
excision repair
enzyme removes and replaces damaged region of DNA