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DNA – How it Works Part 1 The importance of DNA clickThe importance of DNA

Chromosomes are made of DNA…

DNA has two sides, each made of nucleotides…

Another look at the nucleotide…

Base Pairs ALWAYS Match Up! Adenine with Thymine and vice versa Adenine with Thymine and vice versa Cytosine with Guanine and vice versa Cytosine with Guanine and vice versa A & G are Purines – double rings A & G are Purines – double rings C & T are Pyrimidines – single rings C & T are Pyrimidines – single rings

A look at the base pairs…

DNA Replication – Making a copy…

How it works… Helicase (an enzyme) “unzips” the DNA Helicase (an enzyme) “unzips” the DNA

How it Works, con’t… Each strand is used as a template to build a complementary strand Each strand is used as a template to build a complementary strand When the complementary strand is complete, it twists with the template strand to form a new double helix!! When the complementary strand is complete, it twists with the template strand to form a new double helix!!

Replication of DNA Click this image to view movie Replication of DNA

Also, keep in mind… The Point where the double helix separates is called the replication fork ( looks like a Y) The Point where the double helix separates is called the replication fork ( looks like a Y) Enzymes called DNA polymerase move along each strand adding the corresponding nucleotides! Enzymes called DNA polymerase move along each strand adding the corresponding nucleotides!

New DNA – Exactly like the old!

You tell me the complimentary strand… ATGGCGTCATGCTTAGATTACA ATGGCGTCATGCTTAGATTACA TACCGCAGTACGAATCTAATGT TACCGCAGTACGAATCTAATGT