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helicase
enzyme that separates double strands of DNA prior to replication
DNA polymerase
enzyme involved in replication, adds nucleotides in 5' to 3' orientation
primase
synthesizes RNA primer
DNA ligase
creates phosphodiester bonds that connect lagging strand segments
Okasaki fragments
leading and lagging strands
Transformation (horiz DNA transfer)
exogenous DNA taken up by competent (bacterial) cells that may become incorporated into the bacterial genome
Conjugation (horiz DNA transfer)
uses plasmid vector, occurs btw closely related species
plasmid
double-stranded, circular DNA outside of main genome
F plasmid
(fertility plasmid) codes for F-pilus
Conjugation A
conjugation between F+ and F- cell results in two F+ cells
Conjugation B
answer
Transduction (horiz DNA transfer)
viral vector
Transduction A
viral particle injects its nucleic acids into bacterium, viral DNA is replicated along w/ bacterial genome, bacterial cells lyses and viral particles are relesased
Transduction B
viral particle injects it nucleic acids, viral DNA is incorporated into bacterial genome
FINISH
bacteriophage
virus infected bacterium