DnaG

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The correct title of this article is dnaG. The initial letter is shown capitalized due to technical restrictions.

dnaG is a primase which synthesizes RNA primer. The prime function of dnaG is to make a primer for Okazaki fragment in E. coli.

dnaG binds to dnaB to perform its primase activity.

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DNA replication

Origin of replication/Ori/Replicon - DNA clamp - Okazaki fragment - Replication fork (Lagging and leading strands) - Single-strand binding protein - Primer - Processivity - Klenow fragment

Pre-replication complex: Helicase (dnaA, dnaB, T7) - Primase (dnaG) - DNA polymerase III holoenzyme (dnaQ)

DNA ligase - Telomerase - Topoisomerase

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