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Christian J Rudolph1, Amy L Upton, Anna Stockum

  • 1Centre for Genetics and Genomics, University of Nottingham, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham NG7 2UH, UK. christian.rudolph@brunel.ac.uk

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|July 30, 2013
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複製フォークの衝突によって染色体の複製が脅かされる可能性があります. Escherichia coliでは,RecGタンパク質がこれを防ぐが,それなしでは,新しい複製フォークが衝突部位で形成され,細胞の成長を潜在的に維持することができる.

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