Sentence examples for a newly replicated from inspiring English sources

Pif1 might do this by anchoring itself to an end of a newly replicated DNA fragment and clearing out G-quadruplexes that would otherwise obstruct the DNA replication machinery.

It is generally believed that all newly replicated DNA is reassembled into chromatin following DNA replication.

After spreading the DNA fibers on a slide (combing), newly replicated regions are detected using fluorescent dye-labeled antibodies that specifically recognize the two different incorporated thymidine analogs.

Comparing the abundance of DNA nascent strand, a significant less newly replicated DNA at FRA3B than in the nonfragile regions has been detected.

In a parallel study, we compared newly replicated chromatin with post-replicative chromatin using quantitative proteomics (Alabert et al, 2014).

When coupled to BrdU (5-Bromo 2-deoxy-uridine) labeling of newly replicated DNA, the replication properties of different DNA sequences can be analysed.

Certainly, E. coli MukBEF is not a cohesin because the newly replicated sister chromosomes of Muk− cells have increased rather than decreased cohesion (Danilova et al., 2007).

The prevailing model for episomal maintenance of gammaherpesviruses argues that replicated viral genomes will distribute stochastically to daughter cells through a non-specific tethering of newly replicated genomes to cellular chromosomes [60] [62].

We observed that the ratio of the percentage of minichromosomes containing RNAPII was only 0.14 ± 0.04 comparing minichromosomes isolated at 48 hours post-infection to 24 hours post-infection indicating that only a small fraction of the newly replicated minichromosomes became associated with RNAPII.

Frum et al. (2008) observed replication pausing near newly replicated origins in early S phase in human fibroblasts.

Andersson et al. (2010) propose an intriguing hypothesis that recombination-based repair between newly replicated, identical sister chromosomes at the origins of replication results in decreased levels of polymorphism.