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semi-conservative replication
has a parent and daughter strand
bidirectional
each origin of replication has two replication forks
single bacterial origin of replication
OriC
AT-rich sequences
two hydrogen bonds = easier to separate strands
DnaA box sequences
DnaA protein binds to this inside of the oriC, inside AT-rich sequences to initiate strand separation.
GATC methylation sequences
activation signal for DNA replication
replicon
all the DNA replicated from a single origin
What are the names and functions of the three types of DNA sequences found within OriC?
(1) AT-rich sequences: easy strand separation due to fewer hydrogen bonds.
(2) DnaA box sequences: serve as binding sites for DnaA proteins to initiate strand separation. (
3) GATC methylation sequences: adenine methylation acts as an activation signal for replication. A replicon is all the DNA replicated from a single origin