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  1. ..., and four origin recognition complex (ORC) components are all enriched in GSC-like cells compared with CySC-like cells (Table 1).View this table: In this window In a new window Table 1. Composition and function of select DNA replication and chromatin regulation complexesTo control for potential biases...
  2. ...electrophoresis. A total of three different replicates of double transfections with puromycin treatment conducted at different times was processed. Two milligrams of total RNA was used for generation of cDNA primed with oligo(dT) according to the manufacturer's instructions (AffinityScript cDNA synthesis kit...
  3. ...replication dynamics. 544 Chromosome Res 9: 1–19. 545 Hyrien O, Guilbaud G, Krude T. 2025. The double life of mammalian DNA replication origins. Genes 546 Dev 39: 304–324. 547 Johnson WE, Li C, Rabinovic A. 2007. Adjusting batch effects in microarray expression data using 548 Sadu Murari et al., Page 23...
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  4. ...of nucleosomes needed for wrapping newly synthesized DNA, progression of the replication fork requires nucleosomes to disassemble, at least transiently. Nucleosome disassembly is required at actively replicating locations, but nucleosome replacement could also extend to regions ahead of the fork, where...
  5. ...-spread replication stress (Agrawal et al. 2014). 61 Although each damaging agent specifically induces known DNA damage repair pathways, a 62 broad and temporal DNA damage response occurs in cells. Thus, to evaluate this response 63 in a global manner, comprehensive DDR studies utilizing omics methods are essential...
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  6. ...to determine replication timing, map replication origins, and examine replication fork progression. Our analysis of the spatiotemporal regulation of DNA replication shows that despite the very rapid embryonic cell cycle, the is replicated from early and late firing origins and is partitioned into domains...
  7. ...Science and Technology of China, Quzhou 324000, Zhejiang, China; 3College of Biomedical Engineering, Sichuan University, Chengdu 610041, Sichuan, China Corresponding author: luoximei@uestc.edu.cnAbstractDNA N4-methylcytosine (4mC), a key epigenetic modification regulating DNA repair and replication...
  8. ..., including the histone variant H2AZ, which marked loci with rapid maturation kinetics. The chromatin maturation at origins of DNA replication was dependent on whether the origin underwent initiation or was passively replicated from distal-originating replication forks, suggesting distinct chromatin assembly...
  9. ...rigorous. The key strength of scPSS is its applicability in a “semisupervised” setting, where only healthy reference cells are known and diseased-labeled data are not provided for model training. As existing methods do not support cell-level pathological progression measurement in this setting, we adapt...
  10. ...in double-stranded DNA and ∼200 years in single-stranded DNA (Frederico et al. 1990). In contrast, the rate of deamination is vastly accelerated for cytosine bases in CPDs, with a half-life of tens to hundreds of hours (Taylor 2022). Because even error-free replicative bypass of a deaminated CPD (d...
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