Match the appropriate nitrogenous bases to their kind (purine/pyrimidine)

The new DNA strand that grows continuously in the 5' to 3' direction is called the _____________

What protects genetic information contained at the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes?

Which bond links two nucleotides together?

What is the directionality of DNA?

Nitrogenous Bases are joined by which type of bond

Match the proteins involved in initiating replication:

(1) synthesizes a short, temporary RNA primer on each DNA strand

(2) recognizes RNA primer and adds nucleotides to the 3' OH end of nucleotide (also proof reads and repairs any mistakes)

(3) replaces RNA primers with corresponding nucleotides

(4) seals gaps between Okazaki fragments

How do cells make new copies of their DNA?

Which protein binds to the replication fork and continues to break hydrogen bonds between 2 strands?

Which letter in the picture represents Okazaki fragments

Match the proteins involved in preparing for DNA replication:

(1) breaks hydrogen bonds between DNA strands

(2) prevent separated strands from rejoining

(3) relieves torsional strain on the double helix as it unravels

Which strand is copied faster

Charge of the DNA molecule

Prokaryotic RNA replication occurs through multiple replication orgins

A molecule of DNA contains all of the following except

Which of these bases do not exists in RNA