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Daughter strand

the strand of DNA that is newly replicated from an existing template strand of DNA

dNTP (deoxynucleoside triphosphate)

A monomer used by DNA polymerase to polymerize DNA. Consists of the sugar deoxyribose, a base (A, T, G, or C) and three phosphate groups.

Okazaki fragment

Short segment of DNA produced during replication of the lagging strand template. Many Okazaki fragments make up the lagging strand in newly synthesized DNA.

Origin of replication

The site on a chromosome at which DNA replication begins.

Parental strand

A strand of DNA that is used as a template during DNA synthesis.

Primer

A short, single-stranded RNA molecule that base-pairs with a DNA template strand and is elongated by DNA polymerase during DNA replication.

Replication bubble

a portion of the DNA molecule that has opened, providing a site for two replication forks. Multiple replication bubbles along the DNA molecule speed up the process of replication.

Replication fork

One half of a replication bubble; a y-shaped structure on the DNA molecule along which replication takes place.

Telomere

The end of a linear chromosome that contains a repeated sequence of DNA.

Describe semi-conservative DNA replication

The way DNA replicates, in which each strand of an existing DNA molecule serves as a template to create a new complementary DNA strand. It is called semiconservative because each newly replicated DNA molecule conserves one of the parental strands and contains another, newly replicated strand.

Identify the function of the following during DNA replication: DNA helicase

This enzyme separates double-stranded DNA into single strands allowing each strand to be copied.

Identify the function of the following during DNA replication: DNA ligase

This enzyme brings together the Okazaki fragments.

Identify the function of the following during DNA replication: DNA polymerase

This enzyme catalyzes the synthesis of the mRNA strand during transcription.

Identify the function of the following during DNA replication: Primase

(RNA polymerase) - This enzyme synthesizes short RNA sequences called primers. These primers serve as a starting point for DNA synthesis.

Identify the function of the following during DNA replication: Single-stranded binding proteins (SSBP)

They proven annealing, or the DNA from snapping back to the other strands while it is being copied.

Identify the function of the following during DNA replication: Topoisomerase

This enzyme regulates the overwinding or under winding of DNA.