DNA Replication | Prokaryotic vs Eukaryotic Enzymes

In this video of DNA replication we have discussed about the enzymes involved in the Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes.
n DNA Replication , the Single DNA molecules having two strands is replicated to form two DNA molecules…. we see we having DNA molecule,its two strands acts as Parent strands to make two DNA copies ,so on these parent strands the enzymes and proteins will work on to synthesises the daughter strands on both the strands ,so that in the end we get two identical DNA molecules.

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[sandeepsah]

Pol €( pol epsilon) - it is recruited to complete DNA synthesis on the leading strand. It is associated with Proliferating Cell Nuclear Antigen(PCNA) protein that serves as a sliding DNA clamp.

[hope]

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[masroorkhalil]

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[srikalluru]

By seeing the difference between eukaryotic and prokaryotic DNA replication.. Enzymes involvement give me a clarity.... It is soooo help full for me... 👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍

[Snowman]

The best summary of the comparison between DNA replication of prok and euk. thanks

[anushkasupakar]

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[ammaramehak]

good and nice explanation of replication.

[michaeleisenberg]

Shabir, Is it known how and when the Mg++ ion is loaded into the polymerase active site, please?

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[yauheni]

thank you very much for DNA replication series. Very informative, very accessible form in which you've presented such a hard topic for me. Can you answer a couple of questions, please?
1. As one of the commentators has already said that eukaryotes primase activity is built in alpha-polymerase, can you clear the telomerase replication plz? during this, the primase is also a subuinit of the alpha-polymerase or it is some kind of special one?
2. As far I can understand eukaryotes have a clamp loader and sliding clamp which are independent from delta- or alpha-polymerase and prokaryotes have gamma and beta subunits of polymerase III for that. Is that correct?
3. I understand that it might be a complicated one, but I don't grasp whether there is any difference in the unwinding of dna (during initiation) between euka- and prokaryotes. For the exception of that pro's have gyrase and euka have topoisomerases. I mean the negative coilng part and chain stabilization in eukaryotes (not that they have orc instead of protein A).
You have a done a great job, appreciate it very much Sir.

[priyaprasad]

Explanation is up to the mark but written part is not seen properly for reading.

[SR-okym]

Plz make videos on.. Cell all cycles and proteins

[uthandolwethoo]

greatly explained i have no questions at all now, if only it was a bit slow though

[riteshsinghal]

Can u tell us the source. From which prepared this

[shivanimishra]

I have read in Lehninger, latest edition Epsilon Polymerase is involved in Leading strand synthesis, please go through this, and do a bit correction in video

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