Draw bacterial DNA replication. Be sure to draw and label all of the proteins and describe...

Draw bacterial DNA replication. Be sure to draw and label all of the proteins and describe the role of each protein in one sentence. (Don't forget DNA polymerase I)

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Dna A protein recognizes and binds up to 4-9 bp repeats in OriC and forms a complex of negatively supercoiled OriC DNA.

Single stranded binding proteins (SSBs) binds single stranded DNA and holds them in a place.

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