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DNA strands are composed of

The backbones in DNA run in opposite directions called

DNA is read along the backbone

DNA Complimentary bases held together via

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Each nucleotide in the chain is connected via

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nucleotide linkage yields ____ at physiological pH

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In DNA adenine pairs with

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In DNA cytosine pairs with?

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During storage, DNA wraps around histone proteins — positively charged proteins called?

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This histone-wrapped DNA is stored in a highly condensed structure called

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_________is tightly packed and inactive

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____is unwound and active

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DNA synthesis occurs during the what phase?

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During DNA replication the chromosomes

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DNA serves as the template for its own

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3 steps of DNA Replication

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where does Initiation occur?

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Ori’s rich in what pairs?

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DNA replication initiates at a ____ site prokaryotes

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DNA replication initiates at ____ in eukaryotes

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what are initiation proteins responsible for?

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what are the Initiation Proteins in Prokaryotes

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DnaA Protein

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In DnaA binding causes AT-rich regions to?

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In DnaA melting and strand separation lead to?

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DNA Helicase binds

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what doees DNA Helicase do?

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DNA Helicase requires energy

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DNA Helicase results in?

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Single-stranded Binding (SSB) Proteins bind

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The binding of first SSB protein facilitates the binding of other SSB proteins is called

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In Single-stranded Binding (SSB) Protein strands are kept

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Single-stranded Binding (SSB) Proteins protect Dna from?

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What does Topoisomerase do?

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Topoisomerase I

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Topoisomerase II:

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The site of replication called the

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DNA pol III

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The leading strand synthesized continuously in what direction?

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Lagging strand discontinuously (Okazaki fragments) in the

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DNA Polymerase requires

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Primer

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What does the enzyme primase do ?

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DNA pol removes

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Leading strand grows

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Lagging strand discontinuous growth

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lagging strands is copied in the direction ____ from fork

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Okazaki fragments are joined by ligase

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Lagging strand looped to pass through polymerase active site in the

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DNA polymerase I removes

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DNA ligase joins

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DNA pol III has the capability in what direction

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DNA polymerase "elongates" DNA by

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what are dNTP?

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An incoming nucleoside triphosphate is correctly matched to its complimentary base on the DNA template and is added as the monophosphate to the growing DNA chain which direction will this go?

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If DNA polymerase mispairs a nucletoide with the template it uses what to exonuclease activity to excise the mismatched nucleotide.

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Termination Utilization Substance (Tus) protein binds to

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