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    The document describes the three main steps of DNA replication: 1) The DNA double helix unwinds and separates, breaking the hydrogen bonds between complementary nucleotide bases. 2) Free nucleotides add to each exposed strand in a complementary manner, with A binding T and C binding G. 3) Two new DNA molecules are formed, each with one original strand and one newly synthesized complementary strand.

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    Name: Tara Tehrani Period: 1st

    10-9-20

    DNA Replication
    Practice
    Directions: Below are the 3 steps in DNA replication. Follow the directions for each step
    and then answer the questions below.

    1. -What is happening to the DNA molecule in the


    figure? (Explain the first step in DNA
    replication)

    The DNA molecule is getting “unzipped”. This means that the

    hydrogen bonds are being broken so that the two strands of DNA

    separate from each other.

    2. -What happens to the DNA molecule during the


    second step of DNA replication?

    The second step is to add free nucleotides. The

    complement base is added to each preexisting one so A always

    binds with T and C always bonds with G.

    3. -What happens during the third step of DNA replication?

    During the third step, the DNA is bonded and double checked.

    Meaning that, the outcome is two DNA double helix molecules.

    Each DNA is made up of one original and one new strand.

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    How DNA Is Copied
    4. What does it mean that the two strands of DNA are complementary? When two strands
    are complementary, it means that they run in opposite directions alongside each other.

    5. What is DNA replication? The process by which DNA makes a copy of itself during
    cell division.
    6. Using your notes, book, and this assignment, place the steps of DNA replication in the
    correct order.
    2 a. The enzyme DNA polymerase moves along the exposed strands
    and adds complementary nucleotides to each nucleotide in
    each existing strand.
    1 b. The DNA double helix breaks or unzips down the middle between the base pairs.
    3 c. A complementary strand is created for each of the two strands of
    the original double helix.
    4 d. Two new identical DNA molecules have been produced.

    7. (True or False) The process of DNA replication results in a copy of the original DNA
    molecule.
    8. (True or False) DNA does not have to break apart to be copied.
    9. (True or False) After DNA replication is complete, there are two new DNA molecules;
    one molecule has both of the original strands and one molecule has two new strands
    of DNA.

    10. Where does DNA replication happen? DNA replication happens in the
    nucleus.

    11. When does DNA replication happen? In the S phase of Interphase.

    12. Below are DNA strands. Make the complementary DNA strand:

    Original Strand: A T G C A A A T T G C T C A C C G G G G A T C A G C A C C
    GG
    Complementary Strand: T A C G T T T A A C G A G T G G C C C C T A G T C G T G G
    CC

    Original Strand: A G G G G A T C A G C A C C G G A T T T C A T G A G C C C
    TA
    Complementary Strand: T C C C C T A G T C G T G G C C T A A A G T A C T C G G G
    AT

    Original Strand: A A G T A C G A T C G A T G C A C A T G C A T G G C T A C
    GC
    Complementary Strand: T T C A T G C T A G C T A C G T G T A C G T A C C G A T G
    CG

    by helicase
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