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Is the repair of damaged DNA best viewed as a race between an endonuclease and DNA ligase Helicase Methylase DNA polymerase or Primase?
It's not really a race at all as the processes cooperate with each other, but there are two possible analogies from your options.The first, and the most applicable to living cells, is a race between polymerase and methylase. However, this is only the case in prokaryotes (bacteria etc) and not in eukaryotes (humans, animals, plants etc) because the latter don't methylate their DNA. The reason for this "race" is that the prokaryotic repair enzymes use hemi methylated sites (only methylated on one side) to identify which of the two bases in a mismatched base pair is incorrect (it will be the newest unmethylated one). If the methylase gets there before the repair enzymes do, then there will be no way to tell and repair is limited to homologous recombination, which can't always take place as it relies on a homologous chromosome (an exact copy) being present. But in a living cell, methylase always lags behind polymerase and the repair enzymes to avoid this happening.The second possible "race" is between the endonuclease and the polymerase, since polymerase replicates DNA and endonuclease (in this case) repairs it. If the polymerase replicates DNA before damage repair, you get cell division with a permanent mutation in one cell, which is why they could be considered to "race". But realistically, if polymerase comes across any DNA damage, it will usually stop and wait for the repair to take place anyway, and actively recruits the necessary enzymes to do so.
Which visual variable is most important when a cartographer their map will be viewed in black?
Contrast would be the most important visual variable for a map that will be viewed in black and white. Using different shades of gray to differentiate between features will ensure clarity and legibility when color is not available to convey information.
What is made by staining and arrganging chromosomes so that they can be viewed microscopically?
A karyotype is made by staining and arranging chromosomes so that they can be viewed microscopically.
What is the microorganism viewed under the microscope?
bacteria
How can you differentiate a meteor from a comet when viewed from earth?
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Is the repair of damaged DNA best viewed as a race between an endonuclease and DNA ligase Helicase Methylase DNA polymerase or Primase?
It's not really a race at all as the processes cooperate with each other, but there are two possible analogies from your options.The first, and the most applicable to living cells, is a race between polymerase and methylase. However, this is only the case in prokaryotes (bacteria etc) and not in eukaryotes (humans, animals, plants etc) because the latter don't methylate their DNA. The reason for this "race" is that the prokaryotic repair enzymes use hemi methylated sites (only methylated on one side) to identify which of the two bases in a mismatched base pair is incorrect (it will be the newest unmethylated one). If the methylase gets there before the repair enzymes do, then there will be no way to tell and repair is limited to homologous recombination, which can't always take place as it relies on a homologous chromosome (an exact copy) being present. But in a living cell, methylase always lags behind polymerase and the repair enzymes to avoid this happening.The second possible "race" is between the endonuclease and the polymerase, since polymerase replicates DNA and endonuclease (in this case) repairs it. If the polymerase replicates DNA before damage repair, you get cell division with a permanent mutation in one cell, which is why they could be considered to "race". But realistically, if polymerase comes across any DNA damage, it will usually stop and wait for the repair to take place anyway, and actively recruits the necessary enzymes to do so.
What is the difference between used and previously viewed?
There is no difference.
Do men care how big their Penis is?
Yes they do. It is viewed as a competition between other men to see who is the "bigger" man. It is also viewed as being able to pleasure the woman better when bigger.
What is the difference between horizontal curve and vertical curve vertical curve?
Horizontal curve is a curve viewed in the x and y plane, while a vertical curve is viewed in the y plane only, or viewed from the side. Think of it like a cake. the top is the horizontal and the front is the vertical
Who has viewed you?
Many people have viewed me.
Who viewed you?
Many people have viewed me.
How have conflict theory viewed family?
conflict theory looks at the balance between the order and disorder in the family structure.
How did Muslims view the relationship between there lives and their religion?
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How did marco polo view the relationship between the humans and the land?
he viewed the land and the people as one whole like a giant stuffed panda bear only with land and people. he viewed us (the aliens) as one of a kind
Which international institution is often viewed as a last resort for struggling less developed countries?
The World Trade Organization is often viewed as a last resort. The WTO handles agreements and negotiations between international trading nations.
Why is the surface of the earth smooth when viewed from space?
Because the details on earth are diminished as the distance between the earth and the viewer increases.
How does the working distance affect the size of objects that can be viewed under a stereo microscope?
The working distance of a stereo microscope refers to the distance between the objective lens and the specimen. A longer working distance allows for larger objects to be viewed, as there is more space between the lens and the specimen. Conversely, a shorter working distance limits the size of objects that can be viewed due to the physical constraints of the microscope's design.
