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2.2) The DNA strand that is replicated continuously is called the... <ol><li>Primary strand.</li><li>First strand.</li><li>Leading strand.</li><li>Alpha strand.</li><li>Lagging strand.</li></ol>
3.Leading strand
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Explain how the following strand of DNA is replicated in full sentence? G--C C--G T--A G--C
First, the DNA strand is separated into single-stranded DNA molecules: G-C-T-G and C-G-A-T. Next, single nucleotides form hydrogen bonds with the corresponding nucleotides in each DNA strand and DNA polymerase...
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Explain how the following strand of DNA is replicated . G--C C--G T--A G--C
The DNA replication requires a set of specific enzymes. First, helicase will separate the double helix into two distinct single-stranded DNA molecules: G-C-T-G and C-G-A-G. Next, the polymerase will add...
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which biomolecus have peptide bond,,glycosidic bond and phosphodiester bond
Glycosidic bond is present in carbohydrates (like inulin), peptide bond is present in proteins (like insulin). The sugars and phosphates in nucleic acids are connected to each other in an...
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Explain how the structure of each DNA template strand informs the structure of each newly replicated DNA strand
The sequence of nucleotides in the template DNA strand strictly determines the sequence of nucleotides in the replicated DNA strand. The rigor of the construction of the nucleotides of the...
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Definition of cryptic satellite DNA: A satellite DNA sequence that cannot be separated from the main-band DNA by density gradient ultracentrifugation.
What's the meaning of main-band DNA.?
Main-band DNA is the DNA sequences, which do not contain the satellite DNA or other repeated sequences. It is the empirical name, which was given to bands on electrophoregram, which...
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2.3) What kind of bonds joins amino acid in a polypeptide chain? <ol><li>Ionic bonds</li><li>Peptide bonds</li><li>Hydrogen bonds</li><li>Double bonds</li></ol>
2.Peptide bonds
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Form the covalent bonds between the C and four F atoms tell the bonds they form.
The carbon–fluorine bond is a polar covalent bond between carbon and fluorine that is a component of all organofluorine compounds. It is one of the strongest single bonds in organic chemistry—behind the B-F single bond, Si-F single bond and the...
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Explain why phosphorus can form five covalent bonds, whereas nitrogen can only form three covalent bonds.
Due to hybridization. Phosphorus only 'needs' three more electrons to get a full valence shell of eight, but you'll notice that it actually has five valence electrons, so in theory...
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Which is not an intramolecular force? A. London forces B. Metallic bonds C. Covalent bonds D. Electrovalent bonds
D. Electrovalent bonds
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