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What are the 2 phases of the cell cycle? - ANSWER-
B B B B B B B B B B Interphase and Mitotic phase B B B
What does interphase consist of? - ANSWER-
B B B B B B G1, S, G2
B B
G1 and G2 - ANSWER-
B B B B
the gap phases that are characterized by cellular growth such as protein and organelle
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production
S phase - ANSWER-
B B B
the time during which chromosomes are duplicated and essential DNA information is r
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eplicated to be passed to daughter cells during mitosis
B B B B B B B B
Mitosis - ANSWER- B B
the division of genetic material; can be broken down into 5 subphrases (prophase, pro
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metaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase) B B B B
Cytokinesis - ANSWER- B B the process of dividing the cell's cytoplasm
B B B B B B
Origin of Replication - ANSWER-
B B B B
located along the strands of DNA are short nucleotides; the nucleotide sequence at eac
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h origin of replication encodes for a start signal at which the process of replication will be initia
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ted by proteins that recognize and bind to those sequences
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Helicase - ANSWER- B B
an enzyme that has the role of untwisting and separating the helix parent strands at the
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B replication fork B
, Replication fork - ANSWER- Y- B B B
shaped area where the DNA strands are beginning to untwist
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replication bubble - ANSWER- B B B
as the helices begins to separate the double strands, a visible replication bubble forms t
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hat will expand as replication continues along the strand
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single stranded binding proteins - ANSWER-
B B B B B
act as a wedge to keep the parent strands separated and stabilized
B B B B B B B B B B B
topoisomerase - ANSWER- B B
in the front of the fork and its function is to break the hydrogen bonds and the nucleoti
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de bases and it plays a role in rejoining the DNA strands when replication is complete; it is able
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a stabilizing enzyme that reduces the strain in the strands that occur during replication
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RNA primers - ANSWER-
B B B complementary to the parental DNA strand B B B B B
RNA - ANSWER- B B single-
stranded and contains sugar ribose and it does NOT have a thymine but a uracil
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primase - ANSWER- B B
enzyme that facilitates the synthesis of an RNA primer by using the unwound DNA stra
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nd as a template; it binds to the 3' end of the parent strand and begins adding complementary
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RNA nucleotides as it moves toward the 5' end of the parent strand
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DNA polymerase - ANSWER-
B B B
enzymes that add nucleotides to the 3' end of the existing chain via dehydration reactio
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ns
triphosphate tail - ANSWER- B B B three phosphate group; has a negative charge around it
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