Biology, asked by Lukesan6648, 1 year ago

What is polymerase switching in eukaryotic dna replication?

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Answered by misha10118

Polymerase switching refers to the coordinated hand-off of the DNA template from one DNA polymerase to another. There are at least two instances where this must occur during chromosomal replication in eukaryotes. The first is the initial priming event for leading strand fork formation.

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