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DNA synthesis enzymes are a group of proteins that catalyze the replication of DNA, ensuring accurate copying of genetic information during cell division. These enzymes work in a coordinated manner to unwind the double helix, synthesize new strands using existing ones as templates, and join fragments to form continuous DNA molecules. Key enzymes include DNA helicase (unwinds DNA), RNA primase (synthesizes RNA primers), DNA polymerase (adds nucleotides), and DNA ligase (joins fragments). They are crucial for cell division, and their dysregulation can lead to various diseases.
Inhibition of DNA replication
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