DNA Replication in Prokaryotes | Elongation and Termination

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DNA-A protein binds to the 9- mer region teacher!!!!

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The DnaA binds to 9mer and causes unwinding of 13mer but here u say the opposite. Is it by mistake cause the image is right..🤔

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Sir... Read this...
DNA pol3 functions in 5'-3' direction.
My question is.. This function is based on which strand's 5'-3 ?
Is it Parent DNA strand's 5'-3' or new synthesizing strand's 5'-3' ?
Ohh ohh ohh , got it... after....
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Awesome Video Sir!! Crystal Clear Explanation!! BTW I just noticed that the TER Sequence looks like the Indian Flag...

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DNA A binds to 9 mer side not the 13 mer side

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Did you say unwinding occurs at the 9mer sequence...but you clearly stated in your diagram that the DUE is the 13mer sequence...where unwinding occurs

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i think there is a mistake on leading strand and lagging strand as it is mention here....cz leading should be mention on 5 prime to 3 prime , as the opposite of 3 prime to 5 prime of parent strand

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Exactly , that's why I'm so confused

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It’s right tho, there’s just a turn on the left of the fork, that might be confusing

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Aight never mind, just got the the part where it’s wrong, it’s at 4:03, 5’ and 3’ should be switched on the left of the fork

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Sir,can you please tell us which book did you refer

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Two Molecular Biology Books.
1.Bruce Alberts
2.Lodish
and Biochemistry , Lehninger

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Please make a video on looping of lagging strand

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According to standard book 'principles of biochemistry' ..it says lagging strand forms a loop to aid the dimeric structure of ploymerase to word run simultaneously on both new strand.... if i study according to ur video ..will it be correct anyway.....?

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Yeah that is when we get more into it and my video is here to make concepts clear .
But if we see that complex dimeric structure forming that would be difficult to put forward here in short video..
Thanks for ur feedback...

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masallah sir ....well done ...but one query is that the role of Tus protein and two fork (L&R) is not clear in this video...

[@hussainbiology]

TER is just a sequence on DNA...
TUS is protein ,,,, so a specific Orientation of TUS on Ter sequence makes it a replication termination site.
The Replication fork can pass via TER-TUS complex in one direction but this complex stops fork coming from other side( non permissive )...
TUS binds in accordance with the sequence so that Permissive and non permissive faces are correctly oriented.
TUS se he actually termination hoti hai.....
Bas TER sequence sirf batata hai TUS ko kaise orient krna hai..

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So then tus should have permissive and non permissive sites...and ter is only site for tus to bind there..

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Thanks Akanksha... You can read Alberts or Lodish Cell Biology... Both are great....

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sir i have a confusion regarding primers on lagging strand....which primer is considerd the 1st primer the one is which nearest to the 5' END OF template or one which is nearest to the 3' end of template lagging strand

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Nearest to the 5 end of Template strand or we can say the primer which is at farthest from Helicase.

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I have a question ,
Leading and lagging strands are formed in different strand or same strand ??? You tell that they are formed in different strand but I have learned somewhere that both the strands have leading as well as lagging strands

[@hussainbiology]

It is the direction of Polymerase what make leading and lagging strands.
When Polymerase Runs on 3 prime to 5 prime Template strand it creates Leading strand and Vice versa.....
So on only one strand we can have leading as well as lagging strand when two Polymerases work on the same strand in different directions...
Here i have shown only one Polymerase working on one strand.

[@gulshanthakur3555]

Actually there are 2 replication fork instead of one as you have shown .
I think that's why I am getting confused why you have not both leading and lagging on same strands .

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Assalamualaikum sir ...one query ...DUE site both side hoti h DAR Site k ? ...q k phir termination me replication fork dono taraf se ana chahiye tbi termination complete hoga ..😢 please btaiye samajh nii aya ye

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Sir kindly comment the book to follow this topic?

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Lodish Cell Biology , Cooper Cell Biology or Alberts Cell Biology...👍

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How many(number of) dna pol lll involved in the process

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Sir in this section r u cover both elongation and termination too please reply

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Yes Mita

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But tur c and tur A also have non permissive site why the replication fork will not stop there

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read from books first and then u will understand,, InshaAllah

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Only one polymerase elongate how... If im not wrong but here you showing 2 different on each strand

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Yes.. Plz see Research papers and articles from NCBI

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