A trimer of PCNA is assembled during this process, which is inhibited by recruitment of the 9-1-1 complex.
A trimer of PCNA is assembled during this process, which is inhibited by recruitment of the 9-1-1 complex. Prior to this process, the Pre-RC is assembled. SSB proteins are used during this process, during which the sliding clamp is loaded onto the central structure. This process occurs in a "rolling circle" mechanism during F-/F+ ("f minus, f plus") mating. In bacteria, this highly processive process begins at the (*) ori regions. The holoenzyme that conducts this process has an exonuclease site which assures a high level of fidelity. The enzyme Primase initiates this process, which synthesizes a structure that grows from the 5' ("five prime") to the 3' end. For 10 points, name this process that results in the generation of a new copy of the genome.
A trimer of PCNA is assembled during this process, which is inhibited by recruitment of the 9-1-1 complex.
DNA replication [accept equivalents]