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高級植物からのクロロプラストDNAは,カーンとローリングサークルメカニズムの両方によって複製されます

R D Kolodner, K K Tewari

    Nature
    |August 28, 1975
    PubMed
    まとめ

    植物におけるクロロプラストDNAの複製には,カーンとローリングサークルの中間物質の両方が含まれます. ローリングサークルは,Cairnsの複製が終了する場所で開始されるようで,リンクされた複製プロセスを示唆しています.

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