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What is the primosome?
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This is a complex of proteins that removes SSB proteins and
synthesizes a small section of RNA, called a primer. The 3'-
OH of the primer is required for DNA polymerase III to
start making DNA. Eventually the RNA primer is removed and
replaced by DNA. This is done by DNA polymerase I which has
both 5'-3' exonuclease and polymerase activity.
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