| Original | To visualise the chromosomes whilst uncoiled, allowing for more accurate indications of length Discover: DNA replication involves formation of a replication bubble (and prokaryotic replication involves a single origin of replication) Discover: DNA replication is bi-directional (it occurs independently at both ends of the replication bubble) |
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| Title | Uses of autoradiography |
| Settings | 1,1,0 | n,n,n,n |
| Text1 | To visualise the chromosomes whilst uncoiled, allowing for more accurate indications of length ... ... |
| Text2 | To visualise the chromosomes whilst uncoiled, allowing for more accurate indications of length Discover: DNA replication involves formation of a replication bubble (and prokaryotic replication involves a single origin of replication) ... |
| Text3 | ... Discover: DNA replication involves formation of a replication bubble (and prokaryotic replication involves a single origin of replication) Discover: DNA replication is bi-directional (it occurs independently at both ends of the replication bubble) |
| Full | To visualise the chromosomes whilst uncoiled, allowing for more accurate indications of length Discover: DNA replication involves formation of a replication bubble (and prokaryotic replication involves a single origin of replication) Discover: DNA replication is bi-directional (it occurs independently at both ends of the replication bubble) |
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