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DNA Synthesis. •Eukaryotes. •DNA unwinds at a replication origin •Two replication forks form •Bidirectional synthesis of DNA •Much more DNA; complexed with proteins. •Eukaryotes have much more DNA. •Yeast 4X that of E. coli •Drosophila 100X that of E. coli. •Solution:
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DNA Synthesis •Eukaryotes •DNA unwinds at a replication origin •Two replication forks form •Bidirectional synthesis of DNA •Much more DNA; complexed with proteins •Eukaryotes have much more DNA •Yeast 4X that of E. coli •Drosophila 100X that of E. coli •Solution: Multiple replication origins •Yeast 250-400 replicons •Mammalian cells up to 25,000
DNA Synthesis in Eukaryotes Pre-initiation replication complex: ORC Cdt1 Cdc6 MCM
Biotechnology/Cloning Reproductive cloning
Therapeutic cloning http://www.rndsystems.com/dam_public/6515.jpg
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