DNA in a prokaryotic cell is localized in the ____________ region of the cell. T
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DNA in a prokaryotic cell is localized in the ____________ region of the cell. The genome is organized into ____________ which experience ____________ super-coiling to tightly package the DNA. The exception to this is hyperthermophilic bacteria which use _____________ super-coiling to produce a more stable, tightly packaged, molecule of DNA capable of surviving higher temperatures. The ______________ of the genome are anchored by ___________ so that if one region of the genome is unwound due to damage, only that domain is damaged. The enzyme __________ also known as Topoisomerase II, creates negative supercoils by introducing a double-strand break in the DNA. This enzyme also relaxes DNA supercoils introduced during DNA synthesis by the enzyme ___________ nucleus nucleosome nucleoid domains territory positive negative histones histone-like proteins histamines topoisomerase I topoisomerase IV DNA Gyrase helicase single-stranded binding protein DnaKExplanation / Answer
Blanks in the order from start are
1. Nucleus
2.single stranded DNA proteins
3.helicase
4. negative
5.Domains
6.histones
7. topoisomerase iv
8.DNA Gyrase
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