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DNA-Replikation bei Prokaryonten

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Nahezu jede Zelle benutzt zwei verschiedene Synthesewege für Nukleotide. Die eine Möglichkeit ist die de novo-Synthese. Dabei werden Zucker (Ribose-5′-Phosphat), bestimmte Aminosäuren, Kohlendioxid und NH3 in einer Serie von Reaktionen zu Nukleotiden zusammengebaut. Weder freie Purine oder Pyrimidine noch Nukleoside sind Zwischenprodukte dieses Synthesewegs.

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Russell, P.J. (1983). DNA-Replikation bei Prokaryonten. In: Genetik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68865-2_3

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