Genetics and Evolution: Molecular Basis of Inheritance – 5

Aim

graph TD; A[Aim] --> B[Biology]; B --> C[Cell Biology]; B --> D[Genetics]; B --> E[Ecology]; B --> F[Evolution]; B --> G[Physiology]; C --> H[Cell Structure]; C --> I[Cell Function]; D --> J[DNA]; D --> K[Genes]; E --> L[Population Biology]; E --> M[Conservation]; F --> N[Natural Selection]; F --> O[Speciation]; G --> P[Animal Physiology]; G --> Q[Plant Physiology];

What is Dna replication

graph TD; A[DNA Replication]; B[Helicase]; C[DNA Polymerase]; D[Leading Strand]; E[Lagging Strand]; F[Okazaki Fragments]; G[DNA Ligase]; A-->B; B-->C; C-->D; C-->E; E-->F; F-->G;

Why DNA replication is essential

graph TB A["Why DNA replication is essential"] A --> B["Cell Division"] B --> C["Growth and Development"] B --> D["Repair and Replacement"] A --> E["Genetic Consistency"] E --> F["Maintains Genetic Information"] E --> G["Ensures Genetic Stability"] A --> H["Evolution"] H --> I["Variation"] H --> J["Adaptation"]

Models of replication

graph TD; A[Models of Replication] --> B[Semiconservative] A --> C[Conservative] A --> D[Dispersive] B --> E[First Generation] B --> F[Second Generation] C --> G[Original DNA] C --> H[New DNA] D --> I[Mixture of Old and New DNA]

Conservative model

graph TD; A[Conservative Model] --> B[Definition]; A --> C[Examples]; A --> D[Importance]; B --> E[In DNA Replication]; B --> F[Preservation of Parental DNA]; C --> G[DNA]; C --> H[Chromosomes]; D --> I[Genetic Stability]; D --> J[Evolutionary Significance];

Semiconservative model

graph TD; A[Semiconservative Model] --> B[DNA Replication]; B --> C[Parent DNA Molecule]; C --> D1[Original Strand]; C --> D2[Newly Synthesized Strand]; B --> E[Result]; E --> F1[Two DNA Molecules]; F1 --> G1[Each with one original and one new strand];

Dispersive Model

graph TD; A[Dispersive Model] --> B((DNA Replication)); B --> C{Mechanism}; C --> D[Both strands of the parent molecule are dispersed into two new double helices]; C --> E[Each strand of both daughter molecules contains a mixture of old and newly synthesized DNA]; A --> F[Proposed by]; F --> G[Delbrück and Stent]; F --> H[Cairns]; A --> I[Contradicted by]; I --> J[Experiment of Meselson and Stahl];

Models of replication

graph TB A[Models of Replication] A --> B[Semiconservative] A --> C[Conservative] A --> D[Dispersive] B --> E[Each original strand serves as a template] C --> F[The entire original molecule serves as a template] D --> G[Both strands of the original molecule serve as templates, but the strands break during replication]

Meselson and Stahl Experiment

Requirements of Replication

Enzymes involved in DNA replication

Direction of Replication

The Mechanism of Replication

Bacterial DNA Replication

Initiation of Replication

Elongation of Nucleotide chain

DNA polymerase of prokaryotes and their function

DNA polymerase

Termination of DNA Replication

Summary

Eukaryotic DNA Replication

Origin sites in Eukaryotes

DNA polymerase of Eukaryotes

DNA synthesis at the ends of chromosomes

Summary