Dbrown.dnareplication
- 1. In this stage of DNA replication, The adenine matches up with the thymine, and the guanine matches up with the cytosine. Also, the phosphate attach themselves to the DNA strand.
- 2. In this step of DNA replication, the DNA strands start to unzip, and the phosphate groups go in different directions.
- 3. In this step of DNA replication, the bases start to replicate with their appropriate pairs.
- 4. In this step of DNA replication, the two strands of DNA are finalized and the phosphate groups go to their assigned molecules.
- 5. What is the purpose of DNA replication? • The purpose of DNA replication is to make new cells and DNA for your body. It also keeps your body healthy and young.
- 6. Telomeres • The long stretches at the ends of the chromosome.
- 7. Okazaki fragments • When DNA polymerase can begin to synthesize a section of complementary strand.
- 8. DNA ligase
- 9. Telomerase • Can synthesize a new strand of DNA as it moves along the template strand.
- 10. Cancer • Cells that mutate and give you a disease.
- 11. Transplanted Cells • They remove cells from the patient, transform them with the gene for the product that the patient has been able to synthesize.
- 12. Cloning When a sheep got it’s nucleus taken from it it’s cells started growing rapidly during a seven week period.
- 13. Aging • As the telomeres get older in your body, the cells might get an infinite span on their life.