Chapter 25: Q9CP (page 897)
Explain why TUS is the only replication protein that is sequence-specific?
TUS also known as terminus utilization substance is a protein that binds to terminator sequences.
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What are the functions of DNA phtolyases and alkytransfarses?
How many sliding clamps and clamp loading events are required for synthesis of the leading and lagging strands?
Following DNA replication in eukaryotes, the two DNA molecules (sister chromatids) remain associated through the binding of a protein complex called cohesin. Describe cohesin’s structure and explain how it binds to DNA and how it eventually releases the DNA. What role does cohesin play in recombination?
Explain why DNA polymerase requires a template and a primer?
What feature of the clamp allows it to slide along the DNA?
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