An enzyme that builds a polymer of molecular subunits, notably of DNA or RNA.
an enzyme which catalyzes the replication of DNA (DNA polymerase) or RNA (RNA polymerase).
An enzyme that catalyses the formation of polymers from monomers. A DNA polymerase synthesizes DNA from deoxynucleoside triphosphates using a complementary DNA strand and a primer. An RNA polymerase synthesizes RNA from ribonucleoside triphosphates and a complementary DNA strand.
Any of several enzymes that catalyze the formation of DNA or RNA from precursor substances in the presence of preexisting DNA or RNA acting as templates (i.e., patterns).
An enzyme that makes DNA or RNA from a DNA (or RNA) template.
A thermostable enzyme that copies DNA.
a central regulator in a regulatory network that governs the expression of many stationary phase-induced and osmotically regulated genes in Escherichia coli
a chief molecular machine involved in transcription of DNA
a complex composed of phage - and host-specified subunits
a complex of different subunits
a compound known as an enzyme
a donut-shaped enzyme and is produced by the DnaB gene
a highly mobile enzyme, that flexes and changes shape as it performs the sequential steps of binding to DNA, unwinding it, and then building the RNA strand
a high-performance, high-activity enzyme that produces excellent results across a wide range of applications
a key regulator of Escherichia coli transcription in stress conditions
a multisubunit complex with a core composed of the essential subunits beta-prime, beta, and two copies of alpha and a fifth nonessential subunit called omega
a multisubunit enzyme comprising abb ' s
a multi-subunit enzyme that catalyzes transcription of DNA into RNA
a multisubunit enzyme, with different functions ascribed to different subunits
an amazing little nanomachine, a single molecule that "hops" onto a strand of DNA and slides along it, "reading" each base it passes and "writing" its complement onto a new, growing DNA strand
a naturally occurring enzyme, a biological macromolecule that catalyzes the formation and repair of DNA (and RNA)
an enzyme involved in transcription
an enzyme that catalyzes the joining of many smaller molecules (called monomers) to form a big molecule (a macromolecule)
an enzyme that polymerizes ribonucleoside triphosphates into RNA in the order dictated by a DNA or RNA template
an enzyme that speeds formation of RNA from a DNA template
an enzyme that synthesizes a daughter strand(s) of DNA (under direction from a DNA template)
an important factor in the control of transcription initiation
an ordinary enzyme, part of a cell's repair kit
a novel, elegant method that doesn't use antibodies or chemically modified enzymes
an RNA/cDNA hybrid molecule
a prerequisite for transcription termination
a proofreading enzyme and the product of amplification is mostly double stranded
a proteinaceous enzyme that catalyzes the formation of phosphodiester bonds between the nucleotides of DNA
a recombinant thermostable enzyme from Thermus aquaticus expressed in E
a repair enzyme system that moves along this spiral staircase, like a railcar on railroad tracks, finding and fixing broken rail ties, or base pairs
a reverse transcriptase (RNA-dependent)
a short segment of RNA knownas an RNA primer
a short segment of RNA known as an RNA primer
a specific example of a gene classified in the transcription functional category
a stable enzyme and is easily purified to homogeneity in good overall yield
a thermal stable enzyme that was isolated from an organism (Thermus aquaticus) found living in geyser pools in Yellowstone Park
a thermostable enzyme of approximately
a unique enzyme that makes (synthesizes) thye macromolecule RNA using DNA as the template
Any enzyme that adds subunits to chains of macromolecules. Example is DNA polymerase.
An enzyme that acts as a component chaperone in the construction or amplification of DNA.
The enzyme that starts the process of making nucleic acids or assembling RNA or DNA.
An enzyme which links individual nucleotides together into a long strand, using another strand as a template. There are two general types of polymerase — DNA polymerases (which synthesize DNA) and RNA polymerase (which makes RNA). Within these two classes, there are numerous sub-types of polymerase, depending on what type of nucleic acid can function as template and what type of nucleic acid is formed. A DNA-dependant DNA polymerase will copy one DNA strand starting from a primer, and the product will be the complementary DNA strand. A DNA-dependant RNA polymerase will use DNA as a template to synthesise an RNA strand.
an enzyme that cleaves polymers, chemical compounds formed by the linkage of molecular pieces.
General term for enzymes that carry out the synthesis of nucleic acids.
an enzyme which assembles nucleic acid residues into DNA or RNA polymers. Polymerases work from the DNA complement of the sequence to be built. DNA polymerases copy DNA to DNA to replicate the genome before mitosis, while RNA polymerases copy DNA to RNA as the first step in gene transcription.
an enzyme that creates genetic material, either RNA or DNA, from building blocks.
An enzyme that synthesizes nucleic acids from nucleosidetriphosphates, usually template-directed from an existing nucleic acid
the polymerase to extend the primers into new complementary strands. (IOOakRidge) Polimerase... o fragmento é duplicado por uma polimerase na presença dos 4 nucleotídeos que compõem o DNA. (POPrGenoma)
Polymerase is an enzyme that acts like a molecular assembly line to build new strands of DNA.
Enzymes that catalyze the synthesis of nucleic acids on preexisting nucleic acid templates, assembling RNA from ribonucleotides or DNA from deoxyribonucleotides.
An enzyme that catalyzes the formation of nucleic acids. It is involved in the synthesis of large molecules within the cell for the transfer of genetic information.
The process of copying DNA in each chromosome during cell division. In the first step the two DNA chains of the double helix unwind and separate into separate strands. Each strand then serves as a template for the DNA polymerase to make a copy of each strand starting at the 3' end of the chain.
An enzyme that catalyzes the formation of DNA from an existing strand of DNA.
A polymerase (EC 2.7.7.6/7/19/48/49) is an enzyme whose central function is associated with polymers of nucleic acids such as RNA and DNA. The most well-known function of a polymerase is the catalysis of production of new DNA or RNA from an existing DNA or RNA template, a process known as polymerization. In association with a cluster of other enzymes and proteins, they take nucleotides from solution, and hydrogen-bond them to complementary nucleotides that are on the template, or sense strand.
