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6 Basic Rules for DNA Replication | Genetics

In this article we will discuss about the six basic rules for DNA replication. The rules are: 1. Replication is a Semi-conservative Process 2. Replication has Direction 3. Replication Starts off a Unique Point on Bacterial and Viral Chromosomes 4. Replication of Both Strands Proceeds by the Addition of Nucleotide Monomers in the 5'-3' Direction and Others. Rule # 1. [...]

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Transcrip­tion in Higher Eukaryotes | Genetics

In this article we will discuss about the mechanisms of regulation of transcrip­tion in higher eukaryotes. In E. coli, the RNA polymerase holoenzyme (with sigma factor) contains all the infor­mation needed to accurately initiate transcrip­tion given proper promoter signals (-35 recognition sequence plus -10 Pribnow box). However, RNA polymerase II of eukaryotes, which transcribes most of the protein- encoding nuclear [...]

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Can Eukaryotic Gene Regulated by Hormones ? | Genetics

Get the answer of: Can Eukaryotic Gene Regulated by Hormones ? Most of the hormones in human are either peptide or peptide derivatives in nature or steroid in nature. The peptide hormones do not normally enter cells because of their rela­tively large size. Their effects appear to be mediated by receptor proteins located in tar­get cell membranes and also by [...]

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