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>

In exercise you have 66 bases (or 66/3=22 codons). One codon(3 bases) codes one amino acid. You have 22 codons and as a result protein will consist of 22 amino...

DNA strands may act as templates only during specialphase of cell cycle called S-phase, so cell should be in that phase of growth. To perform replication itself, a huge number...

The pyrophosphate is released during the formation of phosphodiester bond. The cleavage of this pyrophosphate provides the energy that is required for the formation of further phosphodiester bonds during DNA...

G1 phase During G1 phase of interphase the cell is metabolically active and continuously grows but does not replicate its DNA.

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...

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...

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...

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...

C-A-G-U-C-A

The RNA product is complementary to the template strand and is almost identical to the other DNA strand, called the nontemplate (or coding) strand.If the gene that's transcribed encodes a...