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PART 3: ELONGATION OF REPLICATION The figure below shows multiple snap shots of a replication fork elongating during replication. As the replication machinery progress along the template strands of the DNA, new DNA is synthesized. 1. On the figure below: a. Label all the 5' and 3' ends of the snap shots 2, 3 and 4. b. Label the leading and lagging strands in snap shot 2. c. Label all the enzymes represented by colorful shapes in the snap shots. Model 2 E. coli have circular chromosomes, Snap Shot #1 Snap Shot #2 Snap Shot #3 Snap Shot #4 3' DNA replication begins at a single location on the E. coli chromosome. This forms a replication bubble. ST 5' This replication bubble can be split down the middle into two replication forks. One of these forks is shown in detail below. 5' 49

PART 3: ELONGATION OF REPLICATION The figure below shows multiple snap shots of a replication fork elongating during replication. As the replication machinery progress along the template strands of the DNA, new DNA is synthesized. 1. On the figure below: a. Label all the 5' and 3' ends of the snap shots 2, 3 and 4. b. Label the leading and lagging strands in snap shot 2. c. Label all the enzymes represented by colorful shapes in the snap shots. Model 2 E. coli have circular chromosomes, Snap Shot #1 Snap Shot #2 Snap Shot #3 Snap Shot #4 3' DNA replication begins at a single location on the E. coli chromosome. This forms a replication bubble. ST 5' This replication bubble can be split down the middle into two replication forks. One of these forks is shown in detail below. 5' 49

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PART 3: ELONGATION OF REPLICATION The figure below shows multiple snap shots of a replication fork elongating during replication. As the replication machinery progress along the template strands of the DNA, new DNA is synthesized. 1. On the figure below: a. Label all the 5' and 3' ends of the snap shots 2, 3 and 4. b. Label the leading and lagging strands in snap shot 2. c. Label all the enzymes represented by colorful shapes in the snap shots. Model 2 DNA replication E. coli have circular begins at a single chromosomes, location on the E. coli chromosome. This forms a replication bubble. Snap Shot #1 Snap Shot #2 Snap Shot #3 Snap Shot #4 $1.9 S 5' grod ed brod telesiboriqgoriq erit jods erd abilpeloun Diin ⑤ m This replication bubble can be split down the middle into two replication forks. One of these forks is shown in detail below. plasuosid ni biosbul '3' 53 53 wa wa 43 49
Transcribed Image Text:PART 3: ELONGATION OF REPLICATION The figure below shows multiple snap shots of a replication fork elongating during replication. As the replication machinery progress along the template strands of the DNA, new DNA is synthesized. 1. On the figure below: a. Label all the 5' and 3' ends of the snap shots 2, 3 and 4. b. Label the leading and lagging strands in snap shot 2. c. Label all the enzymes represented by colorful shapes in the snap shots. Model 2 DNA replication E. coli have circular begins at a single chromosomes, location on the E. coli chromosome. This forms a replication bubble. Snap Shot #1 Snap Shot #2 Snap Shot #3 Snap Shot #4 $1.9 S 5' grod ed brod telesiboriqgoriq erit jods erd abilpeloun Diin ⑤ m This replication bubble can be split down the middle into two replication forks. One of these forks is shown in detail below. plasuosid ni biosbul '3' 53 53 wa wa 43 49
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