Give two reasons why both the strands of DNA are not copied during DNA replication.
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If RNA molecules are produced simultaneously , they would be complementary to each other and hence form double stranded RNA due to complementary base pairing. Due to the above reasons, both the starnds of DNA are not copied during DNA replication.
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Here is your answer dear......
If RNA molecules are produced simultaneously , they would be complementary to each other and hence form double stranded RNA due to complementary base pairing. Due to the above reasons, both the starnds of DNA are not copied during DNA replication.
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heya.......
During Transcription, if both the strands will get copied, both of them will be complementary to each other as transcription will be on both the strands from 5'-3' end.
This will result into the interwinding of both the RNA strands transcribed, and because RNA Polymerase can not recognise a ds RNA and the whole DNA Sequence will be left UNCODED.
tysm......@kundan
During Transcription, if both the strands will get copied, both of them will be complementary to each other as transcription will be on both the strands from 5'-3' end.
This will result into the interwinding of both the RNA strands transcribed, and because RNA Polymerase can not recognise a ds RNA and the whole DNA Sequence will be left UNCODED.
tysm......@kundan
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