POLG is a 140 kDa protein composed of 1239 aa (the N-terminal 25 aa form the mitochondrial import signal and are cut off during import) and is capable of replicating DNA on its own; the interaction with POLG2 increases polymerase fidelity and processivity.
This popular selection included the Grim Patron, a card capable of replicating itself if it survived damage, and the Warsong Commander, which allowed some cards to strike immediately when summoned.
Such genomic expansion was likely facilitated by the evolution of DNA replication machinery capable of replicating larger genomes [ 63].
Ours assumes cooperation in the evolutionary sense, so that a complete metabolic neighbourhood (a cooperating "team" of potentially competing replicators) is capable of replicating a focal sequence which thus will have two identical copies locally (apart from mutations).
The model was extensively tested to ascertain that it is capable of replicating flux ranges and phenotypes that have been documented for the wild-type (WT) organism and its mutants.
It has been pointed out that only the DNA of a cell is capable of replicating itself, and even that replication process requires specific enzymes that were themselves formed from DNA.
S. stercoralis is unusual in that it is capable of replicating within the human host, and occasionally may cause a severe and potentially fatal condition, Strongyloides hyperinfection, which is associated with specific acquired immune deficiency disorders.
Since the formalin-fixed H. pylori is not capable of replicating, this suggests that H. pylori replication is not a prerequisite for the block of class II molecule transport to cell membrane (Fig. 4C).
In contrast, break-induced replication in yeast is capable of replicating from the site of a DSB to the end of the chromosome (Kraus et al., 2001).
The remaining mutants exhibited a range of replication efficiencies; however, each mutant was capable of replicating in the presence of concentrations of DSB that effectively inhibited wild-type HIV-1.
"Even if New Jersey casinos are capable of replicating the operations of their Nevada counterparts, it is hard to believe they will ever be able to replicate the massive international appeal of Las Vegas," the analyst noted.
