@@csir-netjrflifescience1996 Mam the primer for Lagging strand attaches at start of replication fork, now since the replication is in 5' to 3' direction.. the 5' PO4 of incoming nucleotide attacks at 3'OH, the addition of dntp's gets haulted when it reaches ori... so i believe the last fragment added is near ori. m sry without diag i am not be able put forward my points also i could be wrong as well..coz i think there is a little confusion in my thinking.
@@csir-netjrflifescience1996 ok i think this is where i went wrong - Many Rna primers are formed in lagging strand...i.e. when one fragment elongation reaches ori it stops there then a new rna primer is formed and elongates - behind the first formed fragment ( near ori ) i hope i got the correct explanation this time.
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Perfect knowldge for Entrances,Thank You Mam
To the point notes❤️love your effort mam
I like your explanation
Thank you mam for the great guidance 🙏
Thank u,,,, clear concept very easily 🥳
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Thanks Mam nice lecture
Mam i think hemi - methylated( methylation of both parental strands is the final step of initiation).
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Thank you ma'am
Is this sufficient for iit jam
Mam from where did u collect this information from?
Because I didn't found it in watson
Mam a question -
Okazaki fragments NEAR ORI are first formed.... True or false ??
i believe its false
True...
Could u explain.... How?
@@csir-netjrflifescience1996 Mam the primer for Lagging strand attaches at start of replication fork, now since the replication is in 5' to 3' direction.. the 5' PO4 of incoming nucleotide attacks at 3'OH, the addition of dntp's gets haulted when it reaches ori...
so i believe the last fragment added is near ori.
m sry without diag i am not be able put forward my points also i could be wrong as well..coz i think there is a little confusion in my thinking.
@@csir-netjrflifescience1996 ok i think this is where i went wrong -
Many Rna primers are formed in lagging strand...i.e. when one fragment elongation reaches ori it stops there then a new rna primer is formed and elongates - behind the first formed fragment ( near ori )
i hope i got the correct explanation this time.
Dii please upload new videos
Mam please upload videos on translation 🙏🙏🙏
Why evryone used to say dnnna