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When replication starts, an origin of replication forms, consisting of two _________ moving in opposite directions.DNA double helix is separated into single strands by the enzyme_____________.Newly-exposed, unreplicated DNA is protected by ______________.Short segments of RNA are synthesized, called __________.The enzyme that synthesizes the short segments of RNA is called a __________.The short RNA segments provide a free _____ for replication.New DNA is synthesized in the _________ direction.The enzyme that removes tightened coils ahead of the replication fork is ____________.The enzyme that catalyzes new DNA synthesis is ____________.DNA synthesis occurs continuously on the _____________.DNA synthesis occurs in small sections on the _____________.Fragments of discontinuous DNA synthesis are called __________________.Gaps in the sugar-phosphate backbone of DNA are closed by _____________.
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