Sentence examples for late origin from inspiring English sources

Treatment of heterokaryons with aphidicolin (a drug that inhibits DNA polymerase activity), mimosine (that arrests cells in late G1) or with hydroxyurea (to prevent late origin firing) for 48 hr severely compromised the induction of a panel of human pluripotency genes as compared with untreated controls.

Djeliova et al. (2001a, b) report that both an early and a late origin were recruited to the NM during late G1 (described in more detail above), suggesting that recruitment to the NM is synchronous rather than temporally distributed as for replication factory activation.

Processions associated with the adoration of the eucharistic Host, which are all of late origin, include those at the beginning and closing of the Forty Hours' devotion, on the Feast of Corpus Christi, and on Holy Thursday.

The story, though of late origin, is regarded as plausible by modern historians.

"Norton" means 'north enclosure' from the Old English, while the use of its forename to distinguish it from other 'Nortons' is of late origin and not mentioned until 1334.

The tethering of Gcn5p to a late origin (ARS1412) causes it to fire earlier [4].

In fact, activation of late origins is inhibited upon DNA damage or replication stress [11] [15].

This confirms the advanced activation of late origins previously observed in Δrpd3 cells [2], [4].

These data show that deletion of SET2 delays Cdc45 binding to replication origins and eliminates its earlier association with late origins in the absence of RPD3.

Heichinger et al. [4] concluded that early origins tend to be more efficient than late origins whereas Eshagi et al. [5] concluded the opposite.

K36me3 may therefore affect only internal late origins, while subtelomeric origins may be delayed by other mechanisms, including low levels of K36me1 and histone acetylation.