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DNA Replication

DNA Replication. McGraw Hill DNA Replication Movies. Replication Process (see Fig. 12.10-12.12 in text). In Eukaryotes, hundreds of “bubbles” are formed along each molecule and proceeds at a rate of 500-5000 base pairs per minute. In Prokaryotes, only one bubble is formed

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DNA Replication

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  1. DNA Replication

  2. McGraw Hill DNA Replication Movies

  3. Replication Process (see Fig. 12.10-12.12 in text)

  4. In Eukaryotes, hundreds of “bubbles” are formed along each molecule and proceeds at a rate of 500-5000 base pairs per minute.

  5. In Prokaryotes, only one bubble is formed along each molecule and proceeds at a rate of 1 million base pairs per minute.

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