QUESTION 1 Questions 1-5. Please fill in the blank below with the corresponding structures indicated below in the diagram: Please ignore the fact that the fragments are colored blue and green. The coloration has no significance to this question. Also, please don't forget to answer question 61 1. Leading strand= 2. Lagging strand= 3. A single Okazaki fragment= 4. 3' end of fragment labeled "H"= 5. Replication fork= H E G 6. How many primers are required to replicate all of the DNA fragments in the above diagram (include both lagging and leading strand)?=

QUESTION 1 Questions 1-5. Please fill in the blank below with the corresponding structures indicated below in the diagram: Please ignore the fact that the fragments are colored blue and green. The coloration has no significance to this question. Also, please don't forget to answer question 61 1. Leading strand= 2. Lagging strand= 3. A single Okazaki fragment= 4. 3' end of fragment labeled "H"= 5. Replication fork= H E G 6. How many primers are required to replicate all of the DNA fragments in the above diagram (include both lagging and leading strand)?=

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter14: Dna Structure And Function

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