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The increase in DNA content was monitored and the time point at which each segment became 50% replicated was identified and plotted along the chromosomes as a moving average across five probes.
As shown in figure 5 the exon 1b (p19ARF) is late replicating in young cells which do not express the Arf or Ink4a genes; whereas this region becomes early replicating in pre-senescent and in M33 mutant cells when the Arf or Ink4a genes are expressed.
As a result, we have become a highly replicated program.
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For example, pluripotency-associated Dppa2/4 and Rex1 domains, which rapidly become late replicating during differentiation to every germ layer [ 8], retained ESC-specific early replication [see Additional file 2].
Scale, meanwhile, has become easy to replicate or circumvent.
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But as home theater and surround sound systems have gotten better and much cheaper, it's become easier to replicate the theater experience at home and immerse yourself in the world of the film.
As new technologies continue to bring us new possibilities for creation and distribution, it's only going to become easier to replicate and fabricate virtually any object you desire.
