Sentence examples for inappropriate replication from inspiring English sources
Our results have implications for genome stability, offering a new understanding of how RNase HI deficiency results in R-loop-mediated transcription-replication conflict, as well as inappropriate replication stalling or blockage at Ter sites outside of the terminus trap region and at ribosomal operons.
Similarly, loss of the Drosophila Rb homologue, rbf1, results in inappropriate replication and mislocalization of Orc2 in follicle cells [15].
Duplicate reads were removed in all subsequent analyses to avoid inappropriate pseudo-replication.
Geminin acts to prevent a second, inappropriate firing of replication origins by competitively binding to Cdt1 and thereby blocking recruitment of the Mcm2 7 helicase to replication origins [ 39, 48].
Just recently another protein, called PARI, was suggested to be a mammalian Srs2 functional homologue that suppresses inappropriate recombination at replication forks [56].
We chose not to reproduce it here because tut-tutting about a salacious photo while enjoying the benefits of its replication seems inappropriate).
(If the image is not already burned into your skull, it can be found all over the Web, including in The New York Times's City Room blog. Tut-tutting about a salacious photo here while enjoying the benefits of its replication seems inappropriate).
Loss-of-function of dRecQ4 leads to a failure of proper DNA replication and inappropriate cell cycle progression.
Our results offer a potential explanation for the cellular studies that indicate both WRN activities are required for dissociation of Rad51 dependent recombination intermediates to complete repair and suppress inappropriate recombination at stalled replication forks [25] and telomeric ends [29].
It is speculated that defects in mtDNA replication caused by inappropriate alignment of direct repeats may be the cause of mtDNA deletions [12], [13], [14].
It has been suggested that repeats drive breakpoint generation when there is an error in mtDNA replication due to inappropriate alignment of direct repeats [12], [13], [14], or a mtDNA damage [15].
