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It is replicated later in two projections, a strange cult of self with which the artist has long flirted.

In Vibrio, the secondary chromosome is replicated later during the cell cycle, which reduces the effective dosage of these genes and hence their expression.

Some areas of the genome are replicated early in S-phase while others are replicated later.

As expected, coverage tended to decrease with distance, because regions located far from an origin are replicated later.

Strikingly, we observed a clear correlation between RT and gene phylogeny, whereby younger genes gradually became more likely to be replicated later in the S phase (Fig. 4A; rho = 0.21, P-value = 5.1×10−150, Spearman's correlation).

These effects also occur in bacterial genomes with multiple chromosomes, in which smaller secondary chromosomes tend to be replicated later and thus accumulate greater variation (Cooper et al. 2010).

G1 is the initial growth phase; S phase is when DNA is replicated; G2 is the later growth phase; M is the division phase.

But, as Aynsley-Green points out, behaviour that is not curbed in childhood is likely to be replicated in later life, a claim supported by a TUC report last week showing that two million people were bullied at work in the past six months, mostly by managers and supervisors.

Some initial differences in intuitions (e.g., due to differences in economic class) have not been replicated in later experiments.

This was a popular practice in ancient Vedic society (and would be replicated centuries later by a couple guys named Buddha and Jesus).

Euchromatic regions, containing actively expressed genes, are generally replicated in the early stages of the S phase, while non active genes preferentially cluster in areas that are replicated in later stages [1].