For E. coli, γ-complex is a component from
the enzyme DNA polymerase III, made up of five subunits and is known by interacting
with the β subunit (sliding clamp).
It’s necessary for the regulation of the attachment
and removal of the DNA polymerase III from the DNA template. This function is
essential for the process of attachment and detachment of the enzyme during
lagging strand replication, requiring ATP. This phenomenon occurs continuously
from the beginning to the end of the Okazaki fragments.
DNA Polymerase III - γ-complex
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