The World's Most Advanced Copying Technology

Part 1· ~6 min read

Throughout the day, without your ever being aware of it, your cells carry out countless processes with an extraordinary care and sense of responsibility, for you to continue living in a healthy state. One of these…

Part 2· ~3 min read

All the processes involved in the replication of DNA take place at such an astonishing pace that 3,000 nucleotide steps are produced in one minute. Fifty base pairs are copied in only a second. Meanwhile, the enzymes…

Part 3· ~2 min read

When a cell divides, errors sometimes arise as the chromosomes replicate themselves. To prevent errors in the genetic data accumulating in subsequent generations, every living thing possesses a mechanism that…

Part 4· ~1 min read

When enzymes cause a reaction, an effect arises similar to the difference between rolling a ball uphill and downhill. Enzymes are able to accelerate biochemical reactions by up to 1,000 times. 93The human body…

Part 5· ~3 min read

As you have seen, when the replication process begins, the enzyme known as DNA helicase is the first to arrive and begins opening up the DNA helix just like a zipper. As a result, the DNA's two entwined arms separate…

Part 6· ~3 min read

These processes are carried out an average of 20,000 times a day in every one of the 100 trillion cells in the human body. Every enzyme knows where it must be and when, and at what stage it has to become involved.…