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DNA replication

DNA replication is the process by which a cell makes exact copies of its DNA. This process occurs in all organisms and is essential to biological inheritance, cell division, and repair of damaged tissues. DNA replication ensures that each of the newly divided daughter cells receives its own copy of each DNA molecule.

Replication process, DNA structure & Regulation

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DNA structure

DNA polymerase

Replication process

Regulation

Problems with DNA replication

Polymerase chain reaction

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DNA replication

Nodes154
Edges153
Triples111
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.012987
Components1

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DNA replication

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related to Pre-replication complex · 28
DNA replication → A-T, An, AT-rich, ATP-dependent, C-G, Cdc6, Cdk, Cdk1, Cdks, Cdt1, Clb5, Clb6, Control, DNA, G1, G1/S, G1/S-Cdk, If, In, Mcm
related to Termination · 15
DNA replication → As, Because, DNA, Due, Eukaryotes, Hayflick, In, Increased, Shortening, Telomerase, Telomeres, Ter, Termination, This, Within
related to Bacteria · 12
DNA replication → ADP, All, As, ATP, Because, DNA, DnaA, GATC DNA, In, Most, SeqA, This
related to Replication machinery · 12
DNA replication → Bruce Alberts, DNA, During DNA, GFP, In, Meister's, Peter Meister, Replisomes, SSB, Subsequent, They, This
related to Eukaryotes · 9
DNA replication → As, Cells, DNA, G0, Progression, The, The G1/S, Unlike, Within
related to DNA replication proteins · 8
DNA replication → At, DNA, DNA-replication, DNA-unwinding, In, Single-strand DNA-binding, The, These
related to Elongation · 8
DNA replication → All, DNA, Four, In, OH, RCR, RNA, The
related to DNA polymerase · 7
DNA replication → DNA, Enzymatic, Free, RNA, The, To, When
related to Replication fork · 5
DNA replication → DNA, It, Since, The, These
related to Initiation · 4
DNA replication → DNA, For, Once, This

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dna replication strand polymerase cell complex synthesis strands origin origins process nucleotides proteins one rna template two cycle cells new

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DNA replicationis aprocess by which a cell makes exact copies of its DNA0.90text
DNA replicationis aall-or-none process0.90text
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaMost0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaDNA0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaIn0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaATP0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaADP0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaDnaA0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaAll0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaBecause0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaGATC DNA0.60section
DNA replicationrelated to BacteriaThis0.60section

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