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| DNA polymerases 1, 2, and 3 in prokaryotes are equivalent to what in Eukaryotes respectively? |
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| DNA polymerase delta is the major enzyme for replication in eukaryotes similar to what in prokaryotes? Both of these DNA polymrases have high what? |
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DNA Polymerase 3
Processivity (remain tightly bound to DNA) |
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In Euks, RNA primers are removed using 2 diff enzymes
? will chew away and remove nucleotide primer leaving single RNA ribonucleotide which is removed by 2nd enzyme called? |
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RNAse H
FLAP endonuclease (a.k.a. FEN-1) |
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| Both euks and proks use what to seal the fina lphosphodiester bond? |
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| Polymerization in the 5' to 3' is done by all Euk polymerases but only what two prokaryotic DNA polymerases? |
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| Exonuclease Activity in the 3' to 5' direction is done by all 3 Prokaryotic DNA polymerases and al of the Eukaryotic ones except for which eukaryotic one? |
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| What Eukarotic DNA polymerase is mainly involved in adding an RNA primer; necessary for DNA replication |
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| What eukaryotic DNA polymerase does the repairing but works best when there is a gap of about 20 nucleotides? |
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| What eukaryotic DNA polymerase is the major enzyme for DNA replication in euk cells; like DNA poly 3 also has high processivity (ability to remain tightly bound to the DNA template)? |
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| What eukaryotic DNA polymerase replicates mitochondrial DNA? |
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| What DNA polymerase is involved in editing? |
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| What prokaryotic DNA polymerase has activity to remove nucleotides from the 5’ to 3’ end (involved in the removal of RNA primers, editing, and repair) |
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| What prokaryotic DNA polymerase is the major enzyme for replication in the DNA genome in bacteria (has high processivity –the ability to remain tightly bound to the template during the polymerization process)? |
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| What prokaryotic DNA polymerase is involved in SOS repair, if the DNA is bombarded by x rays or is damaged this will come in and try to patch everything up-won’t be perfect? |
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