Question 1: (6 marks) The following diagram shows the parental DNA for two replication forks that are approaching one another from the left and right. (Note: Each linear line represents a single strand of DNA.) (a) Annotate the diagram (inside each fork) so that it accurately shows the result of nucleotide polymerization through the action of the replisome, prior to any activity by DNA Pol I and DNA ligase. Be sure to label the polarity of all generated nucleic acids. Indicate by colour (eg powerpoint line colour) which sections represent DNA or RNA. For the leading strand, you can assume that replication processes started at the ends furthest away from the fork (4 marks) (b) Add a drawing of DnaB enzyme to the diagram to show where it would bind and its direction of movement if ATP were added to this protein-DNA complex. (2 marks) 5' 3" Fork 1 3' Fork 2 5'
Question 1: (6 marks) The following diagram shows the parental DNA for two replication forks that are approaching one another from the left and right. (Note: Each linear line represents a single strand of DNA.) (a) Annotate the diagram (inside each fork) so that it accurately shows the result of nucleotide polymerization through the action of the replisome, prior to any activity by DNA Pol I and DNA ligase. Be sure to label the polarity of all generated nucleic acids. Indicate by colour (eg powerpoint line colour) which sections represent DNA or RNA. For the leading strand, you can assume that replication processes started at the ends furthest away from the fork (4 marks) (b) Add a drawing of DnaB enzyme to the diagram to show where it would bind and its direction of movement if ATP were added to this protein-DNA complex. (2 marks) 5' 3" Fork 1 3' Fork 2 5'
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