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Telomerase Nucleoside RNA Polymerase I RNA Polymerase II RNA Polymerase IIIon E of qu sven UOY Insertion mutagenesis Spliceosome H Template strand SF yIGUnde1,mq00:c-00: Replisome Transforming principle Origin of replication (or)ele9b al msxa ain Coding strand Transcription factors Leading strand Single nucleotide polymorphism Okazaki fragment F Transcription Unit K SNP Reverse transcriptase 1 Seminal work by Oswald Avery and colleagues demonstrated that DNA is what Frederick Griffiths called this etniog OS 1-2kb of newly synthesized DNA strands are called this dotsM bioW 2 Assembly of the replisome is an orderly process that begins at these precise sites Snoiteeuo EZOPRSTUW× ABCDEEG

Telomerase Nucleoside RNA Polymerase I RNA Polymerase II RNA Polymerase IIIon E of qu sven UOY Insertion mutagenesis Spliceosome H Template strand SF yIGUnde1,mq00:c-00: Replisome Transforming principle Origin of replication (or)ele9b al msxa ain Coding strand Transcription factors Leading strand Single nucleotide polymorphism Okazaki fragment F Transcription Unit K SNP Reverse transcriptase 1 Seminal work by Oswald Avery and colleagues demonstrated that DNA is what Frederick Griffiths called this etniog OS 1-2kb of newly synthesized DNA strands are called this dotsM bioW 2 Assembly of the replisome is an orderly process that begins at these precise sites Snoiteeuo EZOPRSTUW× ABCDEEG

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Alternative splicing Template strand S F yIGUide1,mq00:c-00: Replisome Transforming principle Origin of replication (or)eleb al msxS ain Coding strand Transcription factors Leading strand Single nucleotide polymorphism Okazaki fragment Telomerase M Nucleoside RNA Polymerase I RNA Polymerase II RNA Polymerase IIIon & of qu 9ven UoY Insertion mutagenesis Spliceosome Transcription Unit SNP Reverse transcriptase 1 Seminal work by Oswald Avery and colleagues demonstrated that DNA is what Frederick Griffiths called this etniog OS dotsM bioW 1-2kb of newly synthesized DNA strands are called this ainiog PS Assembly of the replisome is an orderly process that begins at these precise sites Snoiteeu 4 Transcribes ribosomal RNA genes in eukaryotes 5. A large nucleoprotein complex that coordinates activity at the replication fork Single base pair differences between homologous genomic regions isolated from different members of a population Complex of proteins and snRNAs catalyzing the removal of introns and joining of exons 8. A variation in a single base-pair in DNA as detected during genomic analysis 9. Responsible for transcribing messenger RNAS that encode polypeptides. 10 DNA-binding proteins regulating spatial or temporal gene expression. 11 Different exons are joined together during pre-MRNA processing to produce slightly different proteins when translation occurs 12 First identified in Tetrahymena, this enzyme adds short repeats to the 3' ends of DNA molecules 13 Nucleotide strand used for transcription 14 Strand of a DNA molecule having the same sequence as that in the RNA transcript 15 An enzyme that catalyzes the synthesis of a complementary DNA strand from an RNA template 16 A nitrogenous base linked to deoxyribose sugar 17 The new DNA daughter strand that is synthesized continuously 18. Transcribes all tRNA genes. 19 A stretch of DNA that encodes an RNA molecule and the sequences necessary for its ranscription Process by which a normal allele is rendered non-functional by insertion of a transposable lement. ENOPRSTUW ABCDEFGHK
Transcribed Image Text:Alternative splicing Template strand S F yIGUide1,mq00:c-00: Replisome Transforming principle Origin of replication (or)eleb al msxS ain Coding strand Transcription factors Leading strand Single nucleotide polymorphism Okazaki fragment Telomerase M Nucleoside RNA Polymerase I RNA Polymerase II RNA Polymerase IIIon & of qu 9ven UoY Insertion mutagenesis Spliceosome Transcription Unit SNP Reverse transcriptase 1 Seminal work by Oswald Avery and colleagues demonstrated that DNA is what Frederick Griffiths called this etniog OS dotsM bioW 1-2kb of newly synthesized DNA strands are called this ainiog PS Assembly of the replisome is an orderly process that begins at these precise sites Snoiteeu 4 Transcribes ribosomal RNA genes in eukaryotes 5. A large nucleoprotein complex that coordinates activity at the replication fork Single base pair differences between homologous genomic regions isolated from different members of a population Complex of proteins and snRNAs catalyzing the removal of introns and joining of exons 8. A variation in a single base-pair in DNA as detected during genomic analysis 9. Responsible for transcribing messenger RNAS that encode polypeptides. 10 DNA-binding proteins regulating spatial or temporal gene expression. 11 Different exons are joined together during pre-MRNA processing to produce slightly different proteins when translation occurs 12 First identified in Tetrahymena, this enzyme adds short repeats to the 3' ends of DNA molecules 13 Nucleotide strand used for transcription 14 Strand of a DNA molecule having the same sequence as that in the RNA transcript 15 An enzyme that catalyzes the synthesis of a complementary DNA strand from an RNA template 16 A nitrogenous base linked to deoxyribose sugar 17 The new DNA daughter strand that is synthesized continuously 18. Transcribes all tRNA genes. 19 A stretch of DNA that encodes an RNA molecule and the sequences necessary for its ranscription Process by which a normal allele is rendered non-functional by insertion of a transposable lement. ENOPRSTUW ABCDEFGHK
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