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Paradoxically these cells continued to progress into S-phase with the bulk of DNA cleavage and death occurring in S-phase cells (i.e., in cells with more than 2C and less than 4C DNA content).

Biochemical analyses of decell-retina compared to native retina indicated the bulk of DNA (94%) was removed, while the majority of sulfated GAGs (55%), collagen (83%), hyaluronic acid (87%), and key growth factors were retained.

Although the eukaryotes contain diverse genomic sizes, the bulk of DNA synthesis is performed via three conserved polymerases: Pol α, Pol δ and Pol ε (Miyabe et al., 2011).

In the wild-type cells, association of Pri1 and Pri2 at the two early origins was low in G1 and peaked at 30 45 min after G1 release (Fig. 3B, dark blue columns), which was before the bulk of DNA replication (based on FACS analysis, Fig. 3A).

This suggests that the bulk of DNA extracted from these samples is endogenous because one would not expect secondary DNA sources (such as bacteria or human) to correspondingly reduce in amount.

The bulk of DNA methylation is carried out by DNMT1 which is also capable of de novo methylation.

By using the Pearson correlation coefficient (r), giving the value 1 for complete correlation and the value 0 for no correlation, as a measure for comparing DNA sequences, it was observed [25] that considerably smaller bulks of DNA could be used to search for foreign DNA than the 50 kbp bulks of DNA first proposed [20].

It involves genotyping two pools (bulks) of DNA samples from individual plants originating from an experimental cross.

A SNP data set from individuals rather than pooled bulks of DNA would allow examination of this hypothesis.

Furthermore, because FISH uses single cells rather than bulks of DNA, it appears to be especially sensitive for differentiating between the synchronous and asynchronous modes of allelic replication.

The mutant type bulk consisted of DNA from 10 F2 plants with short seed fiber.