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Semiconservative replication describes the
mechanism of DNA
replication in all
known cells. DNA
replication occurs on
multiple origins of
replication along...
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Watson and Crick's
hypothesis that DNA
replication was
semiconservative. In
semiconservative replication, when the double-stranded DNA
helix is replicated...
- 1968. 1958: The Meselson–Stahl
experiment demonstrates that DNA is
semiconservatively replicated. 1960:
Jacob and
collaborators discover the operon, a group...
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famous Meselson-Stahl
experiment showing that DNA is
replicated by a
semiconservative mechanism,
meaning that each
strand of the DNA
serves as a template...
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enzyme to
produce a
faithful copy. The
process of DNA
replication is
semiconservative; that is, the copy of the
genome inherited by each
daughter cell contains...
- ****emblage in an
organism is
called its genotype. DNA
replication is a
semiconservative process whereby each
strand serves as a
template for a new
strand of...
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landmark experiment in
molecular biology that
provided evidence for the
semiconservative replication of DNA.
Conducted in 1958 by
Matthew Meselson and Franklin...
- DNA synthesis, the
process of
copying a double-stranded DNA
molecule Semiconservative replication,
mechanism of DNA
replication Viral replication, the process...
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template for the
production of its counterpart, a
process referred to as
semiconservative replication. As a
result of semi-conservative replication, the new...
- DNA is
doubled but the
number of
chromosomes remains constant (via
semiconservative replication). G2 (Gap 2), in
which the cell
resumes its
growth in preparation...
