1. Figure 4.1 Semiconservative DNA synthesis.
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2. Figure 4.2 Template and primer.
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3. Figure 4.3 Formation of a phosphodiester bond.
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4. Figure 4.4 Proofreading.
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5. Figure 4.5 Separation of parental strands at a replication fork.
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6. Figure 4.6 Solving the polarity problem: semidiscontinuous DNA synthesis.
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7. Figure 4.7 DNA synthesis at a replication fork.
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8. Figure 4.8 DNA ligase mechanism.
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9. Figure 4.9 Topoisomerase mechanism.
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10. Figure Sliding clamps.
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11. Figure 4.11 Replication of both strands in a replisome.
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12. Figure 4.12 Human telomeres.
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13. Figure 4.13 Replication enzymes in E. coli.
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14. Figure 4.14 Enzymes replicating the lagging strand in eukaryotes (leading strand not shown).
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15. Figure 4.15 Tandem replicons and biodirectional replication in eukaryotes.
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16. Figure 4.16 Initiation of replication at a eukaryotic replication origin.
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17. Figure 4.17 Telomerase.
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18. Figure Cell Cycle.
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19. Figure 4.19 Homologous recombination.
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20. Figure 4.20 Holliday model of homologous recombination.
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21. Figure 4.21 Meslson-Radding model of homologous recombination.
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22. Figure 4.22 Double-strand break model of homologous recombination.
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23. Figure 4.23 DNA Damage.
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24. Figure 4.24 Mutations.
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25. Figure 4.25 Basic excision repair.
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26. Figure 4.26 Nucleotide excision repair.
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27. Figure Methylated DNA.
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28. Figure 4.28 Mismatch repair in E. coli.
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29. Figure 4.29 Direct demthylation.
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30. Figure 4.30 Photoreactivation.
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31. Figure 4.31 Bypass (translesion) synthesis.
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32. Figure 4.32 Daughter-strand gap repair.
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33. Figure 4. 33 Regulation of DNA repair and recovery in E. coli
Figure 4.33 Regulation of DNA repair and recovery in E. coli. The SOS response.
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