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DNA replicationYour list is correct, but only for the lagging strand. For the leading strand, things are simpler: no Okazaki fragments are required and the elongation of the new DNA strand is continuous. Certainly nucleotides could not be added to the 3' of the primer before the primer is ...
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DNA replication... DNA 2. Primase catalyzes the formation of an RNA primer 3. DNA polymerase begins replication by adding nucleotides to the 3’ end of the primer 4. Okazaki fragments are formed 5. Okazaki fragments are ligated together to form a single continuous DNA strand. Just having an issue with 2 and 3. Could ...
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