What are the main function of DNA Polymerase
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The main function of DNA polymerase:
Description of DNS polymerase:
- DNA polymerases are the molecular precursors of DNA(deoxyribonucleic acid).
- They are types of enzymes.
- The eukaryotic cells consist of major 5 DNA polymerase out of which one is present in the mitochondria and the others are found in the nucleus.
Their functions:
- The four DNA polymerases found in the nucleus are responsible for DNA replication.
- During this replication, these DNA polymerases help in the formation of two identical DNA duplexes from the original double-stranded DNA.
- They act as a catalyst for the synthesis of DNA molecules from nucleoside triphosphates(building blocks of DNA) during DNA replication.
- They also perform other functions such as repair and sometimes cell differentiation.
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