why ter sequences are oriented in opposing polarity towards the replication terminus of the chromosome?
Termination sequence of DNA which provide binding site for termination factor . It is present at 5'end and is called downstream end . As we already know RNA polymerase can do the function of synthesis and is unable to terminate replication . So if termination sequence is not present at the opposing polarity towards the replication terminus of the chromosome the synthesis will be continued to stop replication of DNA rho factor is loaded before termination at termination sequence .
why ter sequences are oriented in opposing polarity towards the replication terminus of the chromosome?
What causes the “end replication problem?” whats the correct
answer and why? I chose B, why am i Wrong?
A) The removal of RNA primer sequence.
B) Termination sequences occur prior to the end of the
chromosome.
C) A difference in the relative sequence positions of the
polymerases at the replication fork.
D) A & B
E) A & C
Also: Interpret the graph.
A) The available quantity of Cdk1 fluctuates through the cell
cycle.
B) The available quantity of...