Answer:
leading strand
made continuously
only one primer needed
daughter strand elongates toward replication fork
lagging strand
made in segments
multiple primers needed
daughter strand elongates away from replication fork
both strands
synthesized 5' to 3'
Explanation:
Because DNA polymerase III can only add nucleotides to the 3' end of a new DNA strand and because the two parental DNA strands are antiparallel, synthesis of the leading strand differs from synthesis of the lagging strand.
The leading strand is made continuously from a single RNA primer located at the origin of replication. DNA pol III adds nucleotides to the 3' end of the leading strand so that it elongates toward the replication fork.
In contrast, the lagging strand is made in segments, each with its own RNA primer. DNA pol III adds nucleotides to the 3' end of the lagging strand so that it elongates away from the replication fork.
In the image below, you can see that on one side of the origin of replication, a new strand is synthesized as the leading strand, and on the other side of the origin of replication, that same new strand is synthesized as the lagging strand. The leading and lagging strands built on the same template strand will eventually be joined, forming a continuous daughter strand.
The phrase would be described as
leading strand
made continuously
only one primer needed
daughter strand elongates toward replication fork
lagging strand
made in segments
multiple primers needed
daughter strand elongates away from replication fork
both strands
synthesized 5' to 3'
The lagging strand refers to one of the two newly synthesized DNA strands during DNA replication. In the process of DNA replication, the double-stranded DNA molecule unwinds and separates into two strands. These strands serve as templates for the synthesis of two new complementary strands.
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b. being a team player
c. expecting to win every time
d. staying positive
Answer:
c. expecting to win every time
Explanation:
A. When the score is tied at 40 all.
B. Tennis swing on the strong side of the body.
C. Tennis swing on the weak side of the body.
D. When the service hits the net and lands in.
E. Refers to the score when no points have been won.
F. Rule for deciding a set when the score is 6-6.
G. When the serve does not land in the service box.
H. The swing that begins all volleys.
I. A good serve that is not returnable.
J. The game point following deuce. .
Column B
1. Ace .
2. Serve .
3. Fault .
4. Ground stroke .
5. Backhand .
6. Advantage .
7. Tiebreaker .
8. Love.
9. Let .
10.duece
Answer:
A - 10: deuce is a term used to explain when, during a tennis match, the score is tied 40-40.
B - 4: ground stroke is a tennis swing done on the strong side of the body.
C - 5: backhand is a tennis swing done on the weak side of the body.
D - 9: let is when the service hits the net and lands in.
E - 8: love is a situation in which no points have been scored.
F - 7: tiebrakers happen when it is needed to decide a set that is 6-6.
G - 3: fault is a serve that doesn't land in the service box.
H - 2: serve is the swing that begins all volleys.
I - 1: an ace happens when a good serve is not returnable.
J - 6: an advantage happens when a game point follows the deuce and unties the match.
Answer:
Whole grapes, Candy or anything with a lot of sugar, and nuts
Explanation: