Molecular Basis of Inheritance | NEET | DNA Replication - Part 1 Enzymes | Neela Bakore Tutorials

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If i'm not mistaken but page 106 on ncert says that main enzyme for replication is known as DNA dependent DNA polymerase...

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A slight confusion i hv... As far as I read... Topoisomerase release tension yes but it actually release the tension by releasing supercoiling occurs due to open helix of DNA while to stop Reformation of base pairing SSBs single stranded binding proteins are responsible...

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You are correct Actually Topoisomerase removes the supercoiling of DNA

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DNA polymerase III me purofreading activity not present.. this activity present in DNA polymerase l

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Is this DNA replication for prokaryotes? What about replication in Circular DNA and Eukaryotes?

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Can anyone tell me whether helicase is used in transcription also to open or unwind dna?

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Ma`am than is the difference between dna replication in prokaryotes and eukaryotes?

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mam plz tell me what is the difference between the function of ori-c & helicase?

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Mam why dntps are added instead of simply adding nucleotide .can u please tell the difference between nucleotide and dntps

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Mechanism and machinery of replication prokaryotes same answer hoga???? Plz reply

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Isnt it should be DNA dependent DNA polymerase??

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Hello mam I have one query that is I used to read the book where it mentioned that there are 10 subunits of DNA polymerase lll . And the units which u told us present as one subunit , which are really two in numbers ???????

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mam is saying that polymerase lll has alpha and epsilon subunits.. but I have studied that alpha,beta gama , Delta & epsilon r the DNA polymerase found in eukaryotes ..and DNA polymerase l,ll,lll r present in prokaryotes.. which one is correct????

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Arshi Naaz i have the same doubt ... which is correct????

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Arshi Naaz yes arshi maam is correct. DNA polymerase has 5 units in eukaryotes while in prokaryotes DNA polymerase 1,2 ,3 are there. DNA polymerase 1 is not present in eukaryotes.

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Arshi Naaz Nd neither polymerase 3 ..this is a slightly misguiding video

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Single- stranded DNA binding protein or SSB proteins bind to single- stranded DNA to stabilize the separated strands and prevent renaturation...

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Single-stranded DNA-binding protein or SSB proteins bind to single-stranded DNA to stabilize the separated strands and prevent renaturation..

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How can DNA poly iii replicate both strands simultaneously while the direction is different of both strands

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The primase enzyme is DNA dependent DNA polymerase ..

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as the direction of replication can only be 5 to 3 so how can a single DNA polymerase can help replication on both strands simultaneously​

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it forms loop so that 5 prime reach the polymerase

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