2.7.7.B16: DNA primase
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Word Map on EC 2.7.7.B16
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2.7.7.B16
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single-stranded
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helicase
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polymerases
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bacteriophage
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primases
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fork
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priming
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oligoribonucleotides
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dnab
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polydt
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alpha-primase
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okazaki
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dna-dependent
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aphidicolin
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ssdna
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lagging-strand
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replisome
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alpha-amanitin
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primer-template
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rntp
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helicase-primase
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polymerase-primase
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rna-primed
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polymerase-alpha
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alpha-dna
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primosome
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primpol
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template-primer
- 2.7.7.B16
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single-stranded
- helicase
- polymerases
- bacteriophage
- primases
- fork
-
priming
- oligoribonucleotides
- dnab
-
polydt
-
alpha-primase
-
okazaki
-
dna-dependent
- aphidicolin
- ssdna
-
lagging-strand
-
replisome
- alpha-amanitin
-
primer-template
- rntp
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helicase-primase
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polymerase-primase
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rna-primed
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polymerase-alpha
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alpha-dna
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primosome
- primpol
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template-primer
Reaction
Synonyms
archaeal eukaryotic-type primase, DNA primase-polymerase, DnaG primase, Mjpri, Pabp41, Pabp46, pIT3 replication protein, PolpTN2, PriL, PriS, PriSL, PriX, Sso core primase, SsoPriSL
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Inhibitors
Inhibitors on EC 2.7.7.B16 - DNA primase
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dATP
Q5JJ72; Q5JJ73
synthesis of the short RNA chains is inhibited at all levels of dATP added, and the size of oligo(rA) chains formed and the amount of ATP incorporated are reduced
dGTP
Q5JJ72; Q5JJ73
dGTP at a molar ratio of dGTP to dATP or rATP of 10:1 inhibits both DNA and RNA synthesis. Lower molar ratios of dGTP:rATP (0.1:1) inhibit ATP incorporation by 91%, whereas dATP incorporation is reduced by 8%
GTP
Q5JJ72; Q5JJ73
dGTP at a molar ratio of dGTP to dATP or rATP of 10:1 reduces dATP incorporation by 43% and ATP incorporation by 92%
Mn2+
Q5JJ72; Q5JJ73
RNA synthesis with the Thermococcus kodakaraensis primase complex is stimulated about 2fold by the presence of Mn2+, whereas the size of RNA chains is marginally affected. DNA synthesis is slightly inhibited by Mn2+