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What is Primers are removed by all except: and explain in detail?
Primers are synthesized during DNA replication. Primer is RNA primer and RNA should not be there as a component of DNA So at the completion of replication we have to remove this RNA primer then we have to keep DNA instead of it. Enzyme of removal of primer in prokaryotes are - DNA polymerase I In Eukaryotes There are 2 organelles where DNA is present Nuclease and mitochondria Enzymes responsible for primer removal in nuclease are - RNase H - FEN-1 and - d polymerase (minor), Enzymes responsible for primer removal in mitochondria are RNase H and FEN-1