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Our data also lead us to question previous assumptions concerning the existence of a checkpoint for preventing cells with an incompletely replicated and/or segregated genome from entering mitosis and becoming aneuploid.

The barbed wire is gone and highway signs point the way to the museum — although along the way a visitor passes more ominous signs concerning the N.S.A. itself and skirts checkpoints where cars slalom through concrete barriers at one of the agency's entrances.

In our previous studies concerning the mechanisms of the replication checkpoint, we found that Swi1 is required for proper activation of Cds1 in response to HU and for stabilization of replication forks in fission yeast [19].

"We hear from undocumented people who are really concerned about the checkpoints they might have to cross to get an abortion.

Some young people waiting in line to the enter the parade were so gravely concerned with the checkpoints that they chose to smoke all their pot and imbibe all their booze before getting hassled by the cops.

The brochure will explain the purpose of the sobriety checkpoint program, furnish information concerning the effects of alcohol and safe consumption levels, and include a detachable pre-addressed questionnaire.

But the organization also says law enforcement in some states have curtailed their use because of budgetary constraints or concerns that the checkpoints can be evaded with the use of social media.

"If [the PMFs] are on the perimeter of the city with displaced people fleeing, we are concerned about informal checkpoints and the roundup of Sunni Arab men, as we saw in Fallujah".

I was no longer concerned about checkpoints or police raiding my house.

Kristopher Baumann, head of the D.C. police lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police, said he was concerned about public perception of the checkpoints and the potential that it could lead to more citizen complaints.

McClain said officials at the time were concerned that armed terrorists could easily breach the checkpoints and make their way to the passenger gates and parked aircraft.