During DNA replication, why is it that the entire molecule does not open in one go? Explain replicat
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DNA replication requires a very high energy. It has to be fast and accurate as well. Therefore instead of opening in one go, long DNA molecules of eukaryotes have a large number of replicons all of which work simultaneously.
Replication fork:
Y shaped configuration produced during unzipping part of DNA double helix during replication.
Function of dNTPs:
(i) Deoxyribonucleosides triphosphates provide deoxyribonucleotides for DNA replication.
(ii) Provide energy for polymerization reaction .
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DNA replication requires a very high energy. It has to be fast and accurate as well. Therefore instead of opening in one go, long DNA molecules of eukaryotes have a large number of replicons all of which work simultaneously.
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