- Tardigrade
- Question
- Biology
- Which of the following differences are incorrect between leading and lagging strands of DNA? Leading strand Lagging strand (i) It does not require DNA ligase for its growthr DNA ligase is required for joining Okazaki fragments. (ii) Formation of leading strand is slower. Formation of lagging strand is quite rapid (iii) Its template opens in 5' arrow 3' direction Its template opens in 3' arrow 5' direction (iv) Formation of leading strand begins immediately at the beginning of replication. Formation of lagging strand begins a bit later than that of leading strand.
Q.
Which of the following differences are incorrect between leading and lagging strands of ?
Leading strand
Lagging strand
(i)
It does not require ligase for its
growthr
DNA ligase is required for joining Okazaki fragments.
(ii)
Formation of leading strand is slower.
Formation of lagging strand is quite rapid
(iii)
Its template opens in direction
Its template opens in direction
(iv)
Formation of leading strand begins immediately at the beginning of replication.
Formation of lagging strand begins a bit later than that of leading strand.
Leading strand | Lagging strand | |
---|---|---|
(i) | It does not require ligase for its growthr | DNA ligase is required for joining Okazaki fragments. |
(ii) | Formation of leading strand is slower. | Formation of lagging strand is quite rapid |
(iii) | Its template opens in direction | Its template opens in direction |
(iv) | Formation of leading strand begins immediately at the beginning of replication. | Formation of lagging strand begins a bit later than that of leading strand. |
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