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A multiple case study may serve a replication logic by which the findings have relevance beyond the cases under investigation.

Since our identification of a functioning TLK homolog in T. brucei [12], which interacts with TbAUK1 and TbAsf1 in regulating chromosome segregation and DNA replication, the mechanisms by which TLK regulates cell division are apparently conserved among the eukaryotic microbes as well.

The question of why a contraction bias is observed in rapidly dividing eucaryotic cells [ 16] was addressed by Delagoutte et al. using a primer extension model of (CTG n CAG n replication, in which replication by T4 DNA polymerase through short (CAG n or (CTG n TNRs was inhibited relative to polymerization through non-structure forming repeats.

Mutations in the vaccinia B1 kinase (B1) compromise viral DNA replication, but the mechanism by which B1 achieves this has remained elusive.

Posttranslational modifications of proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA), the eukaryotic processivity clamp for DNA polymerases, regulate the pathways by which replication problems are resolved.

Since viruses utilize cellular processes and machinery for replication, understanding the mechanisms by which viruses parasitize the cell will both increase our understanding of these pathways and aid in the design of effective anti-viral countermeasures.

MYH excises adenine residues inserted opposite 8-OHdG at replication, providing a mechanism by which the transversion frequency can be suppressed (Oka et al, 2008).

If, in conjunction with Oct-1, OCA-S is also involved in DNA replication, then the mechanisms by which its transcription activity is regulated, notably the S-phase-specific occupancy of OCA-S with target DNA and its modulation by NAD(H) coenzymes [ 13, 18, 19], may well be applied to the regulation of DNA replication (see below).

To explore the mechanism by which replication initiation drives chromatin decondensation, we first analyzed the CAPG-1 component of condensin I, which associates with condensed chromosomes during mitosis and is excluded from nuclei during interphase (Csankovszki et al., 2009; Hirano, 2005; Hudson et al., 2009).

In addition, we show that the exonuclease binds the clamp via the canonical binding pocket and thus prevents binding of the translesion DNA polymerase IV to the clamp, providing a novel insight into the mechanism by which the replication machinery can switch between replication, proofreading, and translesion synthesis.

The present study showed that HAT1 and KAT8 (human acetyltransferases) play an important role in regulating HBV replication, indicating a potential underlying mechanism by which acetyltransferases influence HBV replication.