So the enzyme primase forms the RNA primer which is basically a specific sequence of nucleotides that signals for DNA polymerase to bind and begin the process of synthesis. So to see what we mean, let's take a look at the following diagram. So basically, once we initiate the process of DNA replication, once our helicase bind to the origin and creates the fork of replication, once our SSB proteins bind to these exposed regions on the single stranded DNA molecule, and once the gyrase molecule binds to our double stranded DNA molecule. What happens is the primate molecule creates the RNA primers which are shown on this diagram as these slightly purple regions. Now once we form the primers DNA polymerase then bides to those primers and it begins the process of synthesis. So it basically takes these blue nucleotides that are found in the environment and it connects these nucleotides by using the phosphodia ester linkages, the phosphodia ester bonds.