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1 rexpression of dnaB also inhibits growth and chromosome duplication.
2 ns local chromosome architecture and directs chromosome duplication.
3 omosome segregation follow a single round of chromosome duplication.
4 orks, restarting replication, and completing chromosome duplication.
5 tates may be inherited during the process of chromosome duplication.
6 dc6 plays multiple roles in ensuring precise chromosome duplication.
7 to those of several other genes required for chromosome duplication.
8 ween replication and transcription challenge chromosome duplication.
9                      Recurring somatic whole chromosome duplications affecting Chromosome 7 (16.8%),
10  contexts, they intrinsically disrupt normal chromosome duplication and are therefore restricted by T
11 nding of millions of DNA base pairs to allow chromosome duplication and gene transcription.
12 replication is bypassed in order to complete chromosome duplication and preserve cell viability and g
13 tion of NBS-LRR gene duplications, segmental chromosome duplication and rearrangement events have a l
14 ions is largely the consequence of segmental chromosome duplication and rearrangement, rather than th
15 ion is tightly controlled to ensure accurate chromosome duplication and segregation in each cell cycl
16 matin must be coordinated with the events of chromosome duplication and segregation.
17 me structure-which is essential for accurate chromosome duplication and segregation.
18 lation modification important for regulating chromosome duplication and stability.
19  in our understanding of the final stages of chromosome duplication and the evolutionary advantage of
20  Replicative helicases play central roles in chromosome duplication and their assembly onto DNA is re
21  metabolism processes such as transcription, chromosome duplication, and segregation.
22        Changes that occur during DNA repair, chromosome duplication, and transmission or via recombin
23  of histone modification in recent segmental chromosome duplications are not well conserved.
24 hat must be repaired or bypassed to complete chromosome duplication before cell division.
25                  Eukaryotic cells coordinate chromosome duplication by assembly of protein complexes
26 study shows that formation of large inverted chromosome duplications can be observed in the chromosom
27 eaction leading to the formation of inverted chromosome duplications centered around themselves.
28      These results implicate Orc2 protein in chromosome duplication, chromosome structure and centros
29                                              Chromosome duplication disrupts nutrient-induced cell-cy
30                   To ensure proper timing of chromosome duplication during the cell cycle, bacteria m
31                    However, in the bacterial chromosome, duplications form at high rates (10(-3)-10(-
32                                            A chromosome duplication implicated FtsA overproduction in
33 ribute towards the successful termination of chromosome duplication in Escherichia coli.
34  Down syndrome (trisomy 21), the most common chromosome duplication in human live births.
35                                    Following chromosome duplication in S phase of the cell cycle, the
36 ation area robust enough to allow successful chromosome duplication in the absence of oriC firing.
37 portion of class I/class II COs varies after chromosome duplication in the control.
38  the Plp1dup mouse model by introducing an X chromosome duplication in the mouse genome that contains
39  in primary cells of an individual with an X chromosome duplication including MECP2.
40                                              Chromosome duplication initiates via the assembly of rep
41  t(4;19) is associated with a submicroscopic chromosome duplication involving a 19p chromosome fragme
42                                              Chromosome duplication is controlled at the level of rep
43 damage, respond to DSBs alongside continuous chromosome duplication is unknown.
44 cing a fitness model where a fitness cost of chromosome duplications is contrasted by a fitness advan
45                                       During chromosome duplication, it is essential to replicate not
46                                 In bacteria, chromosome duplication, likely mediated by a stationary
47 ity of macromolecular complexes that monitor chromosome duplication, maintenance, and segregation acr
48 consumed lysine and released hypoxanthine, a chromosome duplication mutation seemed win-win: it impro
49                                              Chromosome duplication normally initiates through the as
50 endocycles), during which discrete rounds of chromosome duplication occur without intervening mitoses
51                           In dividing cells, chromosome duplication once per generation must be coord
52 rge-scale structural variation such as whole-chromosome duplication or loss.
53                                     Inverted chromosome duplications or palindromes are linked with g
54 eciation) and/or a series of whole-genome or chromosome duplications played a role in rye speciation
55                                    Mammalian chromosome duplication progresses in a precise order and
56         They also demonstrate that efficient chromosome duplication requires mechanisms that aid resu
57 licase whose absence results in an increased chromosome duplication time.
58 ling DNA replication to mitosis and limiting chromosome duplication to once per cell cycle.
59 gation, mitotic cells alternate one round of chromosome duplication with one round of chromosome sepa
60  in which chiasma frequency is doubled after chromosome duplication (zip4, mus81), as in the control;