1. types of replications in prokaryotes + DNA info!🦠

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what is a replicon?

entity that is replicating

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<p>What is the semiconservative nature of DNA?</p>

What is the semiconservative nature of DNA?

During this process, each new DNA molecule contains one original (parental) strand and one newly synthesized (daughter) strand

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continue from #1: what does this mean?

the information from ½ of the original DNA molecule is conserved in each daughter strand.

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What are the different types of DNA replication in prokaryotes?

theta replication and rolling-circle replication

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What are the different types of DNA replication in eukaryotes?

linear DNA replication 

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theta replication summary

double stranded DNA unwinds at origin of replication (bidirectionally), forms a replication bubble and synthesizes around the circle, eventually making another DNA molecule 

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what keeps the 2 DNA molecules apart when replicating in prokaryotes?

structural maintenance of chromosomes (SMC in chapter 2 mentioned)

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what is the outcome of theta replication?

2 circular DNA molecules

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Rolling-circle replication summary 

replication starts at 3’ end of broken dna strand, using the INNER circle as a template as the 5’ end from the outside circle unravels. this is unidirectional; when 5’ outside strand is cleaved off, it can become a template for synthesis of a complementary strand 

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Rolling-circle outcome?

multiple circular DNA molecules