Exam 10: Replication Of DNA And Chromosomes

Eukaryotic chromosomal replication: 1.Is bidirectional 2)Occurs from multiple origins 3)Has sequence-specific origins (termed autonomously replicating sequences)

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In what ways are the thermodynamic properties of A:T pairing (as opposed to G:C pairing)utilized in a biological context such as DNA replication? What about in an experimental context?

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Question 42

What purpose is served by DNA Ligase?

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Question 43

The proof that eukaryotic chromosomal replication was a semi-conservative process:

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Meselson and Stahl are best known for demonstrating that:

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Question 45

Rolling circle replication:

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Question 46

Pol I of E.coli has three distinct activities.List each activity and define its principle function.

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Question 47

Complementary strands of a DNA double helix have opposite chemical polarity but are synthesized in the same direction (replication fork movement).This is accounted for by:

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Question 48

DNA replication occurs in which manner?

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Eukaryotic chromosomal replication: 1.Is bidirectional 2)Occurs from multiple origins 3)Has sequence-specific origins (termed autonomously replicating sequences)

In what ways are the thermodynamic properties of A:T pairing (as opposed to G:C pairing)utilized in a biological context such as DNA replication? What about in an experimental context?

What purpose is served by DNA Ligase?

The proof that eukaryotic chromosomal replication was a semi-conservative process:

Meselson and Stahl are best known for demonstrating that:

Rolling circle replication:

Pol I of E.coli has three distinct activities.List each activity and define its principle function.

Complementary strands of a DNA double helix have opposite chemical polarity but are synthesized in the same direction (replication fork movement).This is accounted for by:

DNA replication occurs in which manner?

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