Eukaryotic DNA contains many origins of replication. At each origin, a multiprotein origin-recognition complex binds to initiate the unwinding of the DNA.
-In comparison with prokaryotes, what are some differences in the genome structure of eukaryotic cells that affect how replication takes place?
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Q2: Theta replication, rolling-circle replication, and linear replication
Q3: All DNA synthesis is
Q4: Replication is initiated at a replication origin,
Q5: Primase synthesizes a short stretch of RNA
Q6: After primers have been removed and replaced,
Q7: Replication is extremely accurate, with less than
Q9: There are a large number of
Q10: The ends of eukaryotic chromosomes are replicated
Q11: Homologous recombination requires the formation of heteroduplex
Q12: A number of proteins have roles in
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