DNA Replication

DNA Replication is the process in which identical copies of DNA are made. This video discusses why and how this happens. Complementary base pairing is the mechanism of DNA Replication. The process is known as semi-conservative because each double helix formed contains one new strand and one old (original) strand. For more Biology video lessons check out www.anytimeeducation.com

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Hi Jeremy. Can you explain about the lagging strand of the DNA. How does the new strand formed discontinuously from 5' to 3'?

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can u please explain the function of DNA Polymerases?

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Hi teacher Jeremy. I have a problem in ladder structure of DNA, it is " only pairing one purine with one pyrimidine can a consistent separation of THREE RINGS' WIDTH be achieved". I don't understand what's THREE RINGS' WIDTH mean. Please, could you help me to understand this?

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+hải phạm The purines (Adenine and Guanine) have two carbon rings and the pyrimidines (Cytosine and Thymine) have one carbon ring. As A always binds to T and C always binds to G, a base pair in a DNA molecule is three rings wide. Hope this helps!

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Where did free nucleotides come from ? Are there parts of old DNA or original DNA ??

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How come the free nucleotides don’t end up bonding with each other? What keeps that from happening?

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