Enzymes and Proteins involved in DNA replication and their functions

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Correction: In Eukaryotes, the leading strand is synthesized by DNA polymerase epsilon.
After initial priming by DNA polymerase alpha, DNA polymerase delta takes over the synthesis on the lagging strand (Lata Balakrishnan and Robert A. Bambara, JBC, 2011; 286(9): 6865--6870)
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Dear All
Thank you so much for pointing out the mistake.
Correction: In Eukaryotes, the leading strand is synthesized by DNA polymerase epsilon.
After initial priming by DNA polymerase alpha, DNA polymerase delta takes over the synthesis on the lagging strand
(Lata Balakrishnan and Robert A. Bambara, JBC, 2011; 286(9): 6865--6870)
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correction at 3:36
Pol epsilon --> leading
Pol delta --> lagging

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Pol Epsilon in Leading and Pol Delta in Lagging, also Pol alfa + Fcn1 or DNA 2 take out Primers

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At 1:17 there are enzymes and proteins. You circled a bunch of so called proteins. But on google they are also enzymes. Like Ligase. Can you explain the discrepancy?

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Really appreciate your Question...The point is generally speaking all enzymes are proteins (with some exceptions like ribozymes). But all proteins are not enzymes. Lets take an example from DNA replication itself
Enzyme eg: The formation of a phosphodiester bond is catalyzed by enzyme DNA polymerases.
Protein only Eg: Tus protein, also known as terminus utilization substance, is a protein that binds to terminator sequences effectively blocks DNA polymerase movement causing termination.
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