discuss in brief replication of DNA....don't copy-paste from google
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The process of replication is discussed below:
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- In eukaryotes, DNA replicates in a semi-conservative manner.
- The topoisomerases unwind the super coiling of the DNA.
- The helicases seperate the two strands of DNA.
- Each strand is able to generate a new strand by the help pf DNA polymerase enzyme.
- The DNA polymerase adds bases so that a complementary strand can be generated.
- Adenine is paired with thymine and cytosine is paired with guanine.
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A key phrase to know is semi-conservative replication. It is semi conservative because the copy of the DNA has one original copy and one new copy. This is also a plausible key for evolutionary theory as there is a very small chance that the DNA polymerase making the copy makes an error which can be propagated to future copies of the DNA by semi-conservative replication
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