DNA Replication Enzymes/Proteins
opens up DNA strands
helicase
type of macromolecule added to DNA in order to replicate it
deoxyribonucleic acids
the cause of illness that antibacterial medicine would treat
the 5-6 component phases of mitosis
prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, cytokinesis
what you call DNA during metaphase
sister chromatids
makes a short RNA sequence that is used to start DNA synthesis
primase
the number of replication forks at a single origin of replication
2
viruses that spread through animals
zoonotic
step where sister chromatids separate
anaphase
what you call the DNA during G1
chromosomes
connects Okazaki fragments
ligase
polymerase that proofreads
DNA polymerases (all of them)
I will not accept DNA polymerase I or III alone, all of the DNA polymerases proofread
the type of nucleic acid(s) in their genomes
DNA
or
RNA
the checkpoint between metaphase and anaphase
are the sister chromosomes lined up correctly?
are the microtubules attached to both sister chromatids? (at opposite poles)
what you call the DNA after anaphase
daughter chromosomes
removes RNA and extends and Okazaki fragment with DNA
DNA polymerase I
the ends of chromosomes
telomeres
the host cell's fate during the lytic cycle
cell lysis
cell death
the step of mitosis when the microtubules attach to the DNA
prometaphase
What you call the DNA during G2
prevents strands from rebinding during replication
single-stranded DNA binding protein
is read 3' to 5' by a polymerase
template strand
when viral particles release from the cell without killing it
egression
the step where two nuclear envelopes form
telophase
What you call the DNA after cytokinesis
chromosomes