Why is DNA ligase popularly called the molecular glue? Why is RNA a single strand? Why is DNA necessary for protein synthesis? Why are nucleotides added to the 3' end? Why do viruses have both RNA and DNA? What is the significance of the 5' and 3' positions in the deoxyribose sugar ...
Why do eukaryotic cells need to be able to turn genes on and off as necessary? Why does primase make RNA and not DNA? Why is DNA acidic? Why don't all cells make all proteins coded for their DNA? Why is DNA polymerase used in PCR?
Glycosylated Nsp4 is necessary for normal DMV formation [34,35], as described in SARS-CoV and MHV [36]. The N-terminal region of Nsp4 comprising the first three transmembrane regions necessary for DMV membrane pairing [37]. We observe in Fig.3b that they are highly conserved among all co...
To elucidate how these processes, which are also involved in other nuclear processes, regulate replication initiation, it is necessary to identify and characterize elements in cis that serve as potential origins of replication in eukaryotes at a genome-wide level. Furthermore, it is becoming ...
What does DNA primase do? Why is DNA considered a nucleic acid ? What is the reason behind DNA being acidic? What are the functions of DNA and through what process does the DNA acquire these functions? Why is DNA replication necessary?
Why is there a need for the primase to make an RNA primer for DNA replication? Why are DNA strands anti-parallel? What is the main function of DNA replication? How are primers involved in the replication of DNA? Describe the process of DNA replication. ...
Why is it necessary that the cell copies its DNA prior to cell division? Why can't DNA leave the nucleus? What are ways prokaryotes differ amongst each other? Why do all cells need to perform protein synthesis? How does protein synthesis differ between prokaryotes and eukaryotes?
In comparison to RNA polymerase, why is it more important that DNA polymerase has proofreading ability? Enzymes: Enzymes are categorized as functional proteins and serve the purpose of catalyzing biochemical reactions by reducing the amount of activation energy necessar...
Why is DNA replication necessary to life? What would happen during DNA replication if DNA polymerase was not functional? What happens in a cell if all the chromatin is in condensed form? a. There will be DNA replication and gene transcription b. There will be no...
Why is RNA, rather than DNA, thought to have been the first genetic material? Why does primase make RNA and not DNA? Why are DNA and RNA referred to as nucleic acids? Why is adenine used for energy more than the other nucleotides?