Primer Formation is the process by which a short RNA or DNA sequence is synthesized de novo by a primase or polymerase to provide a free 3′-hydroxyl terminus required for the initiation of DNA synthesis during mitochondrial DNA replication.
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University of Colorado Boulder
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National Institutes of Health
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