The removal of the objects that produce them is carried out by F-E-N-one and D-N-A-two, along with R-N-ase-H. As the DNA is unzipped by helicase, new material is available for
The removal of the objects that produce them is carried out by F-E-N-one and D-N-A-two, along with R-N-ase-H. As the DNA is unzipped by helicase, new material is available for replication that is not in the path of the RNA polymerase, resulting in the use of RNA primers that work against the direction of the replication fork to create these objects. DNA ligase fills in the gaps between them after they are completely assembled on the lagging strand, allowing for the creation of a smooth DNA sequence. FTP, give the term for these relatively short portions of DNA produced during DNA replication, named for a Japanese scientist.
The removal of the objects that produce them is carried out by F-E-N-one and D-N-A-two, along with R-N-ase-H.
Okazaki fragments