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Biology, 12.12.2020 16:30 carleygalloway103

22. Why does DNA have to replicate? 23. What do enzymes have the ability to do?
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Enzyme
Enzyme Nickname
24. Helicase
Functions
25. DNA Polymerase
26. Primase
27. Ligase
28. What is the name of the part of DNA where DNA replication starts?
29. What binds to the DNA strands to keep them separated?
30. What is the role of topoisomerase?
31. In which direction does the DNA Polymerase build a new strand?
32. Why is the new strand named the lagging strand?
33. What could happen is DNA Polymerase matches the wrong DNA bases?

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