Question

GUYS which is it? is it the Rna primer that brings in the triphosphate group????? which Dna polymerase 3 comes back into cut off that 2 and make it one phosphate group in Dna replication??

Answer 1

Kira_Yamato

Answer 2

caozeyuan

Answer 3

I kind of didnt understand your question

Answer 4

in the process of DNA replication, the Rna primer is put during the process of the triphosphate placement right?

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next time do @ before names, like @Afro

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oh ok

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with the RNA primer putting the complementary nucleotide bases, it brings the triphosphate group right where DNA polymerase 3 comes back and slices it off?

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"process of the triphosphate placement" I dont understand this term becuase I've been studying biology for 6 years and never heard of it

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in Dna replication there is a placement of 3 phosphates onto the nucleotides on the replication forks

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sorry but Im not recalling anything, maybe Im too rusty

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is that how complicated biochem is jeezus

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you forget lol

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im gonna have to major in it jeeezus, for fornesic science

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it is as much as I can recall about replication initiation

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nooo i know this i'm saying which Polymerase brings in the triphosphate group

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awwwwwwwwww mannnn

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so which polymerase actually synthesis new DNA, that DNA Pol III isnt it

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let me double check

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ya which one brings in the triphosphate group is it the RNA primer or Dna pol 1?

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its definitely not primase, and the RNA primer doesnt do anything

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but I am not sure if it is Pol III or pol I

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so it's not dna POlymerase pol 1, i know for sure Rna primer comes firs tso the DNA polymerase can create the strand from there

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but i don't know which enzyme slices off the 2 phosphate groups and leaves the 1, and i'm confused as to which one brings the 3 phosphate group

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yes, so Primase is what meks the primer for synthesis, and Pol III is the enzyme doing the actual replicaiton

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I think its Pol III

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so wait POL 3 comes back around and cuts off the triphosphate?

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so RNA primer brings the triphosphate

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it does things in one go, it doesnt "come back"

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and DNA pol I is the merase that attaches it's strand to the rna primer and replaces the bases

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RNA primer DOES NOTHING

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I think most of job is done by Pol III with some help from Pol I and Pol II

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WAIT WHAT, STOP IT STOP IT, RNA PRIMER CREATES the existing STRAND so DNA POLYMERASE one can GO from there, DNA polymerase can't work off anything

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Primase synthesis a primer and make it attach to DNA

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it has to have a existing strand before it can replicate

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wait what im so confusedddddd

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calm down

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primer is made by primase and the primer attaches to the DNA so that Pol III have somethng to extant

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so lemme get this straight the Primer is made by DNA 1 polymerase which attaches the triphosphate group?

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NO

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PRIMASE makes primer

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which PRIMASE???

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DNA Primase, there is no Primase 1 or 2 or 3

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just a single primase

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DNA primase ??????

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so which one brings in the triphosphate group??????, and then slices it off to make it attach to the sugar nitrogenous base?

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you mean the triphosphate on the new nuclotide?

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yessssssss, which enzyme brings that in

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DNA Polymerase III

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S0 which one slices off the triphosphate??? poly 3?

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yes

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so THIS enyzme does the whole process of attaching it self and slicing it off

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and so let me get this straight RNA primer isn't thte beginning of a strand where as DNA poly comes in and adds its complementary bases replacing that primer

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you are talking another story down the road so let me try clear things up

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first step RNA primer is synthesised by primase and is attached to the ssDNA template

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so it gets synthesised by DNA primase, THEN it attaches to the strand thus making the strand
t

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then DNA poly comes in and attaches, then begins to replace it and bring in the triphosphate?

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then Pol III comes in and make the new DNA strand. At this time, the primer just sits there and nobody really care about it.

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replace primer?

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yea place the bases with DNA bases

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replace

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you dont replace primer until you are done replicating

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wait ohO_O? so it's just there