Answer:
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DNA Helicases
, Topoisomerases
, Single-Stranded Binding Protein (SSBP), DNA primase
, DNA polymerases and DNA Ligase
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Explanation:
DNA replication occurs continuosly in leading strand and discontinuosly in lagging strand and this strand is known as okazaki fragment.
List of six different enzyme
i) DNA Helicases: it unwind the strands of Double stranded DNA;
ii) Topoisomerase: which removes coils in the DNA;
iii) Single-Stranded Binding Protein (SSBP): prevents rebinding of DNA strands until replication.
iv) DNA primase: which synthesizes short RNA sequences called primers, that are required for the initiation of replication.
v) DNA polymerase: which actually replicate DNA and also have proof reading activity.
vi) DNA Ligase: which joins the okazaki fragments after the removal of primers.
