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Substrates required for DNA polymerase
dATP
dGTP
dCTP
dTTP
Protein that binds and melts dsDNA
DnaA
Enzyme responsible for unwinding the double helix
DNA Helicase
Protein that binds to ssDNA, keeps it separated, and protects it from nucleases
ssDNA-binding (SSB)
Enzymes responsible for removing supercoils in unwinding DNA
DNA topoisomerases
DNA Polymerase reads DNA sequence in what direction?
3'-5'
DNA Polymerase synthesizes DNA strands in what direction?
5'-3'
Required for DNA polymerase to initiate synthesis
An RNA primer
Specific RNA polymerase that synthesizes short stretches of RNA used as a primer for DNA polymerase III in prokaryotes
primase
The major enzyme responsible for proofreading during replication in prokaryotes.
DNA polymerase III
Enzyme that locates the space between DNA and the RNA primer and replaces primer with DNA in prokaryotes.
DNA pol I
Enzyme responsible for linking fragments of the lagging chain.
DNA ligase
Enzyme responsible for DNA repair in prokaryotes
DNA pol II
In eykaryotes, RNA primer is removed by what enzyme?
RNAse H
The enzyme in eykaryotes that contains primase and initiates DNA synthesis.
Pol α (alpha)
Enzyme in eukaryotes that enlongates growing DNA strand
Pol δ (delta)
Enzymes in eykaryotes that are responsible for repair.
Pol β (beta)
Pol ε (epsilon)
Only eykaryotic polymerases that do not proofread.
Pol α (alpha)
Pol β (beta)
Enzyme that is capable of replenishing telomeres
Telomerase
Telomerase extends which end of DNA
3'