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| form of DNA not observed in viruses |
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| Double-stranded branched DNA |
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| bacterial virus has a linear double-stranded DNA genome packaged in the virion capsid but converts to a circular double-stranded form upon infection |
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| DNA wound around itself in the direction opposite of the helix, underwound |
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| negatively supercoiled DNA |
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| closed circular bacterial and viral DNA? |
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| DNA is typically underwound and negatively supercoiled |
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| cleaves one strand of a DNA duplex |
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| why are polytene chromosomes weird |
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| replicated many times without concomitant cell division. More unusual is the fact the chromosomes are paired in a cell that is not undergoing meiosis and is not even a gamete. |
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| replicate early in S phase |
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| Which type of DNA is not repetitive? |
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| Telomerase DNA (euchromatin, very unique) |
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| Viral genomes and Eularyotic genomes BOTH have |
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| the ability to pack large amounts of DNA into a small volume |
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| euchromatin is replicated |
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| first order of chromatin packing? |
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| coling around the nucleosomes |
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| Which DNA polymerase is mainly responsible for genome replication in E. coli? |
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| PO4 is not directly involved in what? |
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| okazaki fragments are formed where? |
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| Which enzyme or enzymatic activity is not involved in resolution of the Okazaki fragments in E. coli? |
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| the consequence of a mismatch in the heteroduplex that forms during general recombination? |
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| The discovery of Okazaki fragments suggested that DNA synthesis is |
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