论文信息 - The chromosome replication cycle.

The chromosome replication cycle.

To ensure that the relatively large genomes of eukaryotic cells are efficiently and precisely duplicated in each cell cycle, DNA replication initiates from multiple replication origins distributed along the individual chromosomes. In budding yeast, replication origins are short, well-defined DNA

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