Polymerases

... You mean how fast DNA polymerase moves along DNA? That's mostly dependent on the inherent properties of each DNA polymerase, and for some polymerases ( the main one for DNA replication included) it is greatly increased by the sliding clamp.

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... strands when they are unwound, NOT transcription. ;) Which is referred to as replication and is the normal process of DNA production using DNA polymerases. Actually it is possible to produce DNA from transcription, via reverse transcription. This happens when certain viruses such as HIV invades ...

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... my understanding of the RNAi system. VIral RNA may be manufactured as two independent complementary strands by using the vial RNA-directed RNA polymerases. However, when RNAi is produced from animal genomes, the double-stranded RNA is manufactured by cleaving a hairpin twice. In animals, the ...

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... glycerol attached at both ends. -glycerol in archean cell membranes is in a different stereoisomer than in every other cell -archea have 3 RNA polymerases like eukaryotes, bacteria have only one -there are numerous cases of introns in archea, whereas in bacteria these are very rare -the two ...

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... stahl experiment only bands of heavy DNA were isolated in repetitive cell divisions.The organism appeared to have all the types of nucleic acid polymerases and other enzyme but was found lacking pol 111.An enzyme of unknown function necessary for DNA replication that required NADPH as a cofactor ...

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