DNA damage tolerance (DDT) pathways promote the completion of replication when a fork stalls by allowing bypass of the lesion, an event that leaves repair to a more convenient time.
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We find that this inhibition promotes the completion of reprogramming through induction of the transcription factor Nanog.
Thus, phosphorylation of SMARCAL1 is one mechanism by which ATR prevents fork collapse, promotes the completion of DNA replication, and maintains genome integrity.
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The authors suggested that RepSox promoted the completion of reprogramming through induction of Nanog.
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The 1D NMR data of the mixture showed high similarities with those of the 1/2 mixture, implying that compounds 3 and 4 were analogues of 1 and 2. Elucidating the 2D NMR spectra of the mixture promoted the completion of 3 and 4 which possessing the same planar structures with those of 1 and 2, respectively.
Therefore, fob1Δ may rescue the DNA replication defect in the eco1 mutant by allowing bidirectional replication at the rDNA, thereby promoting the completion of rDNA replication.
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