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CpG methylation patterns are replicated together with DNA replication during the S phase (Stein et al, 1982), and the altered transcriptional regulation via aberrant promoter methylation could play an important and significant role in the tumorigenic process of these ovarian cancers.

In modern cells, genes coding for different proteins can exist in the same DNA molecule (chromosome) and are replicated together.

If two genes are fused, they will be replicated together and we assume them to be amplified together.

The lysogenic lifestyle results in the establishment of the phage genome inside the bacterial host where it can remain in a dormant state replicating together with the bacterial chromosome.

Through cascading expression of different gene groups the virus genome finally replicates together with other virus components into cell vesicles.

In the 2nd version of the model there is a 10-3 chatceach each time step that the genes form a chromosome, and will replicate together from that point of time.

The capacity of CACs to replicate together with their ability to undergo ductal and endocrine differentiation indicate that they can behave as adult pancreatic progenitor/stem cells in vivo.

Furthermore, variants of the SCM have shown that linked genes can be selected in this model [ 25], and this is an important step to get from a situation of a protocell with a bag of independent and potentially competing genes to a modern cell with a team of linked, cooperating genes that replicate together on large chromosomes.

Table 2 presents the descriptive statistics for these replicated values together with the newly created HRL indices, average student mathematics achievement scores, student sample sizes, and school sample sizes.

Loss of securin releases the activity of a protease known as separase that cleaves the 'molecular glue', or cohesin complexes, which bind replicated chromatids together.

For example, in a recent meta-analysis (249 796 individuals) 32 identified and replicated SNPs together explained only 1.45% of the inter-individual variation in BMI where the strongest SNP accounted for just 0.34% of the variance.