Results for property: Extension from RNA primer

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Polymerase	Kingdom	Family	Reference	Result
T7 (purified without EDTA)	Virus/Phage	A	Two forms of the DNA polymerase of bacteriophage T7.	Yes
T7	Virus/Phage	A	Two forms of the DNA polymerase of bacteriophage T7.	Yes
Bsu Pol X	Eubacterium	X	Characterization of a Bacillus subtilis 64-kDa DNA polymerase X potentially involved in DNA repair.	Unspecified
T4	Virus/Phage	B	RNA priming of DNA replication by bacteriophage T4 proteins.	Yes
T4	Virus/Phage	B	Pentaribonucleotides of mixed sequence are synthesized and efficiently prime de novo DNA chain starts in the T4 bacteriophage DNA replication system.	Yes
T4	Virus/Phage	B	Studies of the DNA helicase-RNA primase unit from bacteriophage T4. A trinucleotide sequence on the DNA template starts RNA primer synthesis.	Yes
T4	Virus/Phage	B	Bacteriophage T4 DNA primase-helicase. Characterization of the DNA synthesis primed by T4 61 protein in the absence of T4 41 protein.	Yes
HIV RT	Virus/Phage	RT	The K65R mutation confers increased DNA polymerase processivity to HIV-1 reverse transcriptase.	Yes
HIV RT K65R	Virus/Phage	RT	The K65R mutation confers increased DNA polymerase processivity to HIV-1 reverse transcriptase.	Yes
Tae pol A	Eukaryote	B	Mammalian proliferating cell nuclear antigen stimulates the processivity of two wheat embryo DNA polymerases.	Yes
Tae pol B	Eukaryote	?	Mammalian proliferating cell nuclear antigen stimulates the processivity of two wheat embryo DNA polymerases.	No
Tae pol CI	Eukaryote	?	Mammalian proliferating cell nuclear antigen stimulates the processivity of two wheat embryo DNA polymerases.	No
Tae pol CII	Eubacterium	?	Mammalian proliferating cell nuclear antigen stimulates the processivity of two wheat embryo DNA polymerases.	No
T4	Virus/Phage	B	The proofreading 3'-->5' exonuclease activity of DNA polymerases: a kinetic barrier to translesion DNA synthesis.	Yes
T4	Virus/Phage	B	Architecture of the bacteriophage T4 replication complex revealed with nanoscale biopointers.	Yes
Vent	Archaeon	B	Protein splicing removes intervening sequences in an archaea DNA polymerase.	Unspecified
Eco Pol III*	Eubacterium	C	A new form of DNA polymerase 3 and a copolymerase replicate a long, single-stranded primer-template.	Yes
Eco Pol III*	Eubacterium	C	DNA polymerase 3 star requires ATP to start synthesis on a primed DNA.	Yes
Eco Pol III Holoenzyme	Eubacterium	C	Dynamics of DNA polymerase III holoenzyme of Escherichia coli in replication of a multiprimed template.	Yes
Human Pol epsilon	Eukaryote	B	Further characterization of HeLa DNA polymerase epsilon.	Yes
IN	?	?	Augmentation of reverse transcription by integrase through an interaction with host factor, SIP1/Gemin2 Is critical for HIV-1 infection.	Yes