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DNA REPLICATION.
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Dulce Orantes
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Updated Jun 5, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
00:32
Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
00:41
Chapter 9
00:43
Chapter 10
00:50
Chapter 11
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Chapter 12
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Chapter 13
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Chapter 14
01:48
Chapter 15
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Chapter 16
Audio Transcript
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Yeah, good afternoon class.
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This is dull Cervantes and I will be talking about
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DNA replication.
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What is DNA replication?
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DNA replication is when DNA makes a copy of itself
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during self division, the separation of the two single strands
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of D N.
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A. Creates a wide shape and is usually called a
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fork. Where does the DNA replication occur?
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It occurs in the cytoplasm of the precarious and in
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the nucleus of few carry als.
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An important question to keep in mind is why is
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DNA replication important?
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It is important because it produces the exact copies and
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that ensures that when a cell divides the offspring cell
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receives the same genetic information as a parent cell.
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Lastly, the most important question is what is the process
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of DNA replication?
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DNA replication occurs in three major steps, the first one
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being the opening of the double helix and the separation
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of DNA strands.
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And while they separate the truth shots of DNA double
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helix and coils.
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By the time that the double helix and coils, many
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enzymes and proteins work together to prepare or to prime
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the strands for the duplication.
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Lastly, the final step is when an enzyme called DNA
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polymers assemblies, the new DNA strands for those of you
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who are a visual learners, like I am, here is
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a more in depth video that really helped me understand
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the process of the DNA replication and it's been simplified
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to reach those who have a hard time understanding at
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the bottom of this video.
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There's also a link that you can click on in
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order to have access to it.
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Thank you class for listening.
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And I hope you learned something about the DNA replication.
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If there's any questions, please let me know.
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Thank you.
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