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In the question, which of the following is not true regarding the initiation of dna replication in bacteria for question number one? for question number one, we should always remember that orec involves a region of the dna from where replication is start.
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And when your dna protein binds, or what we call this dna, protein binds the dna strands, it initially start the separation at 80 rich regions of dna.
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And then your dna helicase or your dnab enzymes continue to separate the strands.
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So based on question number one, all the statements are true.
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It involves a region of the dna called orec.
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And also the strands are initially separated at at, which regions of dna.
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Third, your dna, a proteins bind to the dna to begin separation of the strands.
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And lastly, following the initial separation, your dna, enzymes continue to separate the strengths.
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So question number one, all statements are true.
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So all statements are true.
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For question number two, if your dna ligase is inhibited during dna replication, what will be the consequence? always remember if your ligase enzymes helps to join the end of two dna change.
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And by that kind of case, your single -stranded nix will be found throughout the genome.
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And others are wrong because there is no role of ligase with dna polymerase 3, and there's no role in rna removal and ligase enzyme that is not helped to maintain single -stranded for replication...