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These cell cycle check points are G1 (during which cells prepare for replication), S (during which DNA is replicated and a complete copy of each chromosome is made) and G2/M (M is the last phase of the cell cycle during which new chromosomes are equally segregated between two daughter cells before division).
But the difference between a carefully observed character whose instincts are replicated and a lived-in character with a natural spontaneity is the difference between a moving performance and a brilliant audition.
The signature frieze at the top of the stadium bowl is back, the manually operated auxiliary scoreboard is replicated, and a gap between the bleachers and right field allows us to get a peek at the No. 4 elevated train.
The trunk can be replicated and a Moynat client has already ordered one for his yacht — but without the guarantee that Mr. Alléno and his magical scrambled eggs will pop up too.
This surprising finding needs to be replicated, and a larger multicenter trial is currently underway.
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During growth, granulosa cells replicate and a large fluid-filled cavity (the antrum) develops in the centre.
Stanford Professor Ronald Davis called the work — if it can be replicated and validated — a "game-changer" for people with CFS.
As the cell grows and the nucleoids are replicated and segregated, a cytokinetic ring is formed at midcell.
(The technique can be hard to replicate, and an easier method is given in the accompanying recipe).
When they approach this limit, they cease to replicate and exhibit a state of replicative senescence.
In 1975, for his work showing how DNA tumor viruses replicate and transfer a virus's genetic material, Dr. Dulbecco shared the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine.
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