DNA Replication Explained
Understanding DNA replication reveals the stark differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. While prokaryotes utilize a simple, circular DNA strand that replicates from a single point, eukaryotes face a more complex challenge with multiple origins of replication due to their intricate DNA structure. The process begins with the unwinding of DNA, allowing specific proteins to initiate replication by unzipping the strands at designated sites.In this clip
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Episode 35: DNA Structure and Function Part 2
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