DNA Replication

In a replication fork, two DNA polymerases collaborate to copy the leading-strand template and the lagging-strand template DNA. This video shows the process by which DNA replication occurs.

This video is from:
Essential Cell Biology, 3rd Edition
Alberts, Bray, Hopkin, Johnson, Lewis, Raff, Roberts, & Walter
ISBN: 978-0-8153-4129-1

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Molecular
• biology
• DNA
• replication
• garland
• science
• garlandscience

[MrVexedspirit]

fuck you! this is fiendishly complicated

[randy161616]

Watched this high and the 2and half of the video rocked my world

[jeydii06]

Incomplete info. Good animation, though.

[jeydii06]

@huttyjuju123 B2 subunit of the DNA Polymerase III (Sliding DNA clamp)

[jonk512]

THUMBBBZ UP IF YOUR HERE CAUSE OF AMANDA Y!!11!!!!!

[jessicahomely101]

her voice makes me uneasy. there's too much... excitement

[SophieDP1]

@huttyjuju123 the clamp is simply reffered to as the clamp, the clamp loader haver is also known as the gamma complex which is relayed to the two core enzymes by the tau complex (i.e. linker)

[SophieDP1]

@MrVexedspirit I'm guessing you're in highschool - this is university level biology all you need to know is that because DNA is always synthesised in the 5-3 direction , that the lagging strand (5' -3' strand) needs to be synthetised in okazi fragments from RNA primers added by Primase.

[Blackberrypipe]

I dont understand.. what are these brown balls then..??????

[8crazy88]

This is not very detailed. .__.

[soren329]

lol, wtf am I watching?

[anfro18]

the scary part is i understand all of what she just sped through :|