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Regulatory network of the initiation of chromosomal replication in Escherichia coli

Kato, 2005

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8629452979265450874
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Kato J
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Critical reviews in biochemistry and molecular biology

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The bacterial chromosome is replicated once during the division cycle, a process ensured by the tight regulation of initiation at oriC. In prokaryotes, the initiator protein DnaA plays an essential role at the initiation step, and feedback control is critical in regulating initiation …
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