| Clue | Answer |
| These 'chunks' of DNA, produced during DNA elongation, are the only way to synthesize off the lagging strand, due to the unidirectionality of DNA polymerase. | |
| The number of nucleotides processed by DNA polymerase before its dissociation from DNA is referred to as the polymerase's: | |
| Replication termination is signaled by ___ proteins binding to ___ sequences, causing the arrest of replication forks. | |
| The helicase involved in DNA replication in eukaryotes is also known as this. | |
| The enyzme _________ uses an internal RNA template to extend the ends of chromosomes as a safeguard against degradation, leaving a _' overhang that is tucked into the molecule. | |
| The energy required for elongation in DNA synthesis is provided by the release of _________ from nucleotides. | |
| These proteins continually bind to isolated DNA strands during replication, in order to stabilize and protect them. | |
| This is the most common cause of point deletions, due to hydrolytic attack between the nitrogenous base and sugar. | |
| Because DNA polymerase can only polymerize existing nucleic acids, it requires an RNA _____ to begin elongation. | |
| Nonhomologous end joining as a form of double-stranded break repair is mediated by ____ proteins, but ultimately leads to the accrual of permanent DNA deletions called _____. | |
| The DUE is rich in the nitrogenous bases ________ and _______, enabling its rapid denaturation. | |
| This is the most common nitrogenous base to dimerize in response to UV light exposure. | |
| Associated with each core polymerase domain is a ______, which holds the DNA in place. | |
| This is formed during recombination of sister chromatids; its resolution determines the ultimate resulting sequences. | |
| Just type in 'heteroduplex'. I'm all quizzed out. | |
| This segment of DNA at the origin of replication is where the strands first denature in replication. | |
| The exonuclease activity of DNApol II proceeds in the _'-to-_' direction. | |
| This form of double-stranded break repair depends on recombination with sister chromatids for more effective repair, and is thus limited to the S and G2 phases of the cell cycle. | |