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... strand and what type of bond holds the two strands together . 9. Explain , in their own words , semiconservative ... strand binding protein , topoisomerase , primase , DNA polymerase and ligase . 11. Distinguish between the leading ...
... strand and what type of bond holds the two strands together . 9. Explain , in their own words , semiconservative ... strand binding protein , topoisomerase , primase , DNA polymerase and ligase . 11. Distinguish between the leading ...
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Neil A. Campbell. 2. Strand Separation 3 . 4 . There are two types of proteins involved in the separation of parental DNA strands : a . b . Helicases are enzymes which catalyze unwinding of the parental double helix . Single - strand ...
Neil A. Campbell. 2. Strand Separation 3 . 4 . There are two types of proteins involved in the separation of parental DNA strands : a . b . Helicases are enzymes which catalyze unwinding of the parental double helix . Single - strand ...
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... strands separate . • Only one of the DNA strands will serve as a template for the forming mRNA strand . • The mRNA strand grows from the 5'to the 3'direction as nucleotides are ordered along the template by forming hydrogen bonds with ...
... strands separate . • Only one of the DNA strands will serve as a template for the forming mRNA strand . • The mRNA strand grows from the 5'to the 3'direction as nucleotides are ordered along the template by forming hydrogen bonds with ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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