How does DNA polymerase link nucleotides to form a new strand, using an existing strand as a template?
How does DNA polymerase link nucleotides to form a new strand, using an existing strand as a template?

How does DNA polymerase link nucleotides to form a new strand, using an existing strand as a template?
What role does helicase play in unwinding the double helix and separating the DNA strands?
How does the semi-conservative replication of DNA rely on complementary base pairing?
Why is model-making an effective representation of the real world, as demonstrated by Crick and Watson’s discovery of DNA structure?
How can simple diagrams represent the structure of single nucleotides of DNA and RNA, using symbols for phosphates, pentoses, and bases?
How did Crick and Watson use model making to elucidate the structure of DNA?
How is DNA structured as a double helix with two antiparallel strands of nucleotides linked by hydrogen bonds between complementary base pairs?
In what ways do DNA and RNA differ in terms of strand number, base composition, and type of pentose sugar?
How are the nucleic acids DNA and RNA structured as polymers of nucleotides?
Why are accurate, quantitative measurements with replicates important in enzyme experiments to ensure reliability?