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AQA Biology 11.1 replication of DNA

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  1. 1what is nuclear division?the process by which the nucleus divides
  2. 2what are the two types of nuclear division?-meiosis
    -mitosis
  3. 3what is cell division?follows nuclear division and is the process where the entire cell divides
  4. 4what must happen before a nucleus can divide?DNA must be replicated
  5. 5why must the DNA replicate?so all the daughter cells have the genetic info to produce the enzymes and other proteins they need.
  6. 6which model is universally accepted for DNA replication?semi-conservative replication
  7. 7how many requirements are there for DNA replication to occur?4
  8. 8what are the requirements?-the 4 types of nucleotide, each with their bases of A,G,C and T must be present
    -both strands of DNA must act as a template for the attachment of these nucleotides
    -DNA polymerase (enzyme) is needed to catalyse the reaction
    -a source of chemical energy
  9. 9which enzyme breaks up the hydrogen bonds linking the base pairs?DNA helicase
  10. 10what does DNA helicase cause the double helix to do?separate into its two strands and unwinds
  11. 11what then happens to each exposed polynucleotide?acts as a template which attracts complementary nucleotides
  12. 12what is used to activate the nucleotides?energy - ATP
  13. 13what joins the activated nucleotides together?the enzyme DNA polymerase
  14. 14what does each new DNA molecule contain?one original strand and one new strand.

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AS - Level AS Biology (unit 2 - 11. the cell cycle) Karteikarten am AQA Biology 11.1 replication of DNA, erstellt von Charlotte Hewson am 26/03/2015.
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