Not in general replication as the leading strand is replicated straight away. The lagging strand is replicated in pieces that need ligase to affix them, one to the other.
However, in a replication bubble, when a lagging strand runs into a leading strand, and later the primers are replaced, ligase is still needed. Therefore, technically, the leading strand does need the ligase once.
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The newly created DNA strand binds to the parent DNA strand with the help of ligase enzyme.
It is an enzyme that is added to help bond the ends of DNA fragments together.
Yes ,In mitosis , the original strands split into 2 parts with the help of enzymes forming "Y" shaped split .The exposed ends of the strand ,two new complementary strands are synthesised. So the duplicated strand of DNA contains 50% of the original strand and rest of the 50% is synthesised.
There are 4, Helicase, Primase, DNA ligase and DNA polymerase.
I honestly think that it is a strand of RNA, or a small strand of DNA... Personally I think it is: A strand of RNA, but to be for sure go to Wiki and Look up DNA REPLICATION. Sorry for zero help. :/
The newly created DNA strand binds to the parent DNA strand with the help of ligase enzyme.
DNA ligase with the help of ATP.
It is an enzyme that is added to help bond the ends of DNA fragments together.
DNA ligase is a very specific enzyme used in microbiology. The enzyme is used to help join DNA strands together and is used for DNA replication and repair.
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