Replication dna

... (still only pluripotent and not totipotent) and no cell lineage cells at that time/location. They can proceed to become asymmetrical in their replication when they encounter a signaling factor that is secreted from the environment (say another cell that is not nearby, but is available after ...

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... love them just the same, or more. There is a small amount of random replication error that is always present that produces slow change. But in ... through its life, and expresses itself in offspring (but here not DNA code changes). The fused chromosome is in either allele (either mother ...

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Ya you are right, there could definetely be a problem in chromosome2 due to presence of 2 centromeres. However the inactivity of one of the centromeres in the anaphase acts fortunate for us.

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i think the question was referring to origins of replication, because in EK cells there are multiple vs only one in bacteria

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... as to how multiple initiation sites actually enhance the accuracy of replication? As far as I know, intitiation sites are realted to gene expression ... the original question, as I'm not sure if it means gene expression or DNA replication; the question talks about initiation and replication, and ...

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