When the replication machinery copies DNA, it must unwind the double helix in one direction while synthesis of one of the strands proceeds in the other. Making transient DNA loops may solve this ...
Figure 1: Primer synthesis occurs concomitantly with DNA unwinding and synthesis. Figure 2: Priming loop: the primase domain maintains contact with the priming sequence during replication. Making ...
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