Explain the elimination of dna helicase activity in a cell, Biology

Assignment Help:

Which of the following results from the elimination of DNA helicase activity in a cell?

A. The melting of the DNA double helix at the site of replication initiation will fail to happen.

B. The replication fork will fail to advance because of the inability of the double helix to be unwound.

C. DNA polymerase will no longer be processive and will only synthesize 10-20 nucleotides at a time. 

D. The two polynucleotide chains will reform the double helix and nucleotides on an individual strand will base pair forming hairpin structures.  

 


Related Discussions:- Explain the elimination of dna helicase activity in a cell

Multiplication phas - stages of spermatogenesis, Multiplication Phas - Stag...

Multiplication Phas - Stages of spermatogenesis The initial cells in the germ line arc known as primordial germ cells (PCC). The PGC, which arise at some distance from the pro

Corpus allatum and prothoracic gland, Corpus Allatum and Prothoracic Gland ...

Corpus Allatum and Prothoracic Gland Corpus Allatum The corpus allatum is situated in the neck region of insects. It is generally a rounded, solid and translucent struc

Vertibrates, what is the classification of vertibrates

what is the classification of vertibrates

Historically what were the two main evolutionary theories, Historically wha...

Historically what were the two main evolutionary theories? The two major evolutionary theories were darwinism and lamarckism.

Chemical composition of chromatin, CHEMICA L COMPOSITION OF CHROMATIN ...

CHEMICA L COMPOSITION OF CHROMATIN Chromatin threads composed of DNA (31 %), RNA (2-5%) and proteins (Histon-36%, Non histon 28%). Histone and protamines are basic prote

Describe integrative systems of the body, Q. Why is the endocrine system co...

Q. Why is the endocrine system considered one of the integrative systems of the body? What is the other physiological system that also has this function? The endocrine system i

Define about anthropometric and physiological, Define about Anthropometric ...

Define about Anthropometric and Physiological? Various physiological and anthropometric measurements give us an indication of the present status of an individual based on which

Functions of testis, Functions of Testis The testis performs the follo...

Functions of Testis The testis performs the following two functions: Proliferation of spermatozoa and Secretion of steroid hormones

What are brief descriptions test hypothesis, What are brief descriptions of...

What are brief descriptions of how you could test hypothesis. or how would you know if your hypothesis is testable?

Design a controlled experiment, Design a controlled experiment to test the ...

Design a controlled experiment to test the hypothesis that acid precipitate inhibits the growth of elodea, a common freshwater plant.

Write Your Message!

Captcha
Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd