During replication of a bacterial chromosome,$DNA$ synthesis starts from a replication origin site and:
- AMoves in one direction of the site
- BMoves in a bi-directional way
- C$RNA$ primers are involved
- DIs facilitated by telomerase
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Which of the following statements is correct regarding the process of replication in $E. coli$?
MediumNEET 2024
View SolutionMatch the columns.
Column - $I$ Column - $II$ $(a)$ Helicase $(1)$ Joining of nucleotides $(b)$ Gyrase $(2)$ Opening of $DNA$ $(c)$ Primase $(3)$ Unwinding of $DNA$ $(d)$ $DNA$ Polymerase $III$ $(4)$ $RNA$ Priming
| Column - $I$ | Column - $II$ |
| $(a)$ Helicase | $(1)$ Joining of nucleotides |
| $(b)$ Gyrase | $(2)$ Opening of $DNA$ |
| $(c)$ Primase | $(3)$ Unwinding of $DNA$ |
| $(d)$ $DNA$ Polymerase $III$ | $(4)$ $RNA$ Priming |
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View SolutionPolymerisation of $DNA$ nucleotides during the synthesis of the lagging strand occurs in:
Define/Explain: Heterochromatin and Semiconservative $DNA$ replication.
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View SolutionWhich one of the following is not a process of $DNA$ replication?
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