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To connect, a bond is created between Carbon #5's phosphate and Carbon #4's pentose sugar

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The accepted method of DNA replication, the two strands of DNA are unwound and free nucleotides pair with the exposed bases to form two new DNA molecules

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The location at which the DNA helix unwinds for replication

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Found mainly on lagging strand but once on leading strand, RNA Primase creates RNA Primer on the original DNA strand to show DNA Polymerase III where to begin to pair bases

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Direction in which replication of DNA base pairs occur

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Glues together Okazaki fragments, not found in the leading strand because there are no fragements

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Enters replication fork in 3' to 5' direction, copied continuously

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Overall resulting DNA strand from being copied, exact pair of template strand.

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Enters replication fork in 5' to 3' direction, copied discontinuously

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Found on the lagging strand, chunks of nucleotides.

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Trailing phosphate group attached to Carbon #5

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The two strands from the original DNA molecule, one is used to create the leading strand and one is used to create the lagging strand. New strands must be built 5 to 3, so the original strand that has the 3 end is where the new leading strand will begin.

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Trailing OH unit attached to Carbon #3

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Works in a 5 to 3 direction, pairs the available bases with nucleotides to create the other strand of the DNA molecule

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Enzyme, unwinds parent DNA to create replication fork