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Where would the enzyme topoisomerase attach during DNA replication?
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The enzyme topoisomerase attaches to DNA in front of the replication fork.
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Answer: The answer to the above question is infront of the replication fork.
Explanation: A DNA replication is the one which will create two identical daughter molecules of DNA from parent molecule. The process where replication process takes place currently in the region of DNA is called a replication fork. In a circular bacteria chromosome the double stranded DNA is opened at the origin of replication to form a replication bubble. Each end of this bubble will be a replication fork. It is Y shaped.
During the DNA replication the enzyme topoisomerase attaches infront of the replication forks.
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Explanation: A DNA replication is the one which will create two identical daughter molecules of DNA from parent molecule. The process where replication process takes place currently in the region of DNA is called a replication fork. In a circular bacteria chromosome the double stranded DNA is opened at the origin of replication to form a replication bubble. Each end of this bubble will be a replication fork. It is Y shaped.
During the DNA replication the enzyme topoisomerase attaches infront of the replication forks.
Below are the two links provided to know some intresting facts about DNA replication.
https://brainly.in/question/16248568
https://brainly.in/question/15593855
#SPJ2
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