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Although the relationship between structural chromatin changes and cellular senescence is not well understood, one key protein required for SAHF formation is pRB, linking higher-order chromatin changes and replication (Narita et al., 2003).

Because hmo1Δ strains are slow growing, showing slower progression throughout the cell-cycle (Lu et al, 1996), and PCNA modifications with SUMO and ubiquitin are expected to be sensitive to cell-cycle changes and replication delays (Hoege et al, 2002), we established a conditional degron system (hmo1-AID), in which Hmo1 depletion is induced by addition of auxin (Nishimura et al, 2009).

Thus, transcript analysis revealed that processes associated with DNA conformation change and replication were induced, whereas processes involved in polysaccharide biosynthesis, sugar transport, cell wall loosening and expansion were reduced in Li 2 mutant fiber.

Previous studies suggested a role for chromatin modifications in large-scale movement of loci away from heterochromatic regions and the subsequent changes in transcription and replication timing in the human β-globin locus [47] and the CFTR locus [48].

Meanwhile, at 4 h after exposure, the top categories comprised nucleosome/chromatin assembly, DNA behavior involved in conformation change and DNA replication in up-regulated gene list, however most of the regulations involved in metabolic processes, nucleus and molecular binding were observed in the down-regulated genes (lower panel in Fig.  3).

First, they create social change through scaling and replication.

They create systemic social change through scaling and replication.

In trypanosomatids, cell division involves morphological changes and requires coordinated replication and segregation of the nucleus, kinetoplast and flagellum.

It remains to be determined the biological significance of such changes for replication and transmission in quail and chickens and for replication in mice.

These new conformations may easily perturb, for example, protein-DNA binding and thereby induce changes in cellular transcription and replication.

As expected, newborn babies seem to have almost five-fold lower heart mtDNA copy numbers than adults and the copy number steadily increased concomitantly with the changes in mtDNA organization and replication.