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usually replicated as
single replicons, but
large plasmids in Gram-negative
bacteria have been
shown to
carry several replicons. For
eukaryotic chromosomes...
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Replicon may
refer to:
Replicon (genetics), a
region of DNA or RNA that
replicates from a
single origin of
replication Replicon (company), a software...
- "Mapping of
active replication origins in vivo in thaum- and
euryarchaeal replicons".
Molecular Microbiology. 90 (3): 538–50. doi:10.1111/mmi.12382. PMID 23991938...
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Replicon is a Calgary-based software-as-a-service (SaaS)
company that
makes software for time tracking,
advanced project management, task collaboration...
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secondary chromosomes, are a
class of
bacterial replicons (replicating DNA molecules).
These replicons are
called "chromids"
because they have characteristic...
- ****embly process. Some of
these viral nonstructural protein functions are
replicon formation, immunomodulation, and
transactivation of
viral structural protein...
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additional edits from the submission.
Plasmids are
considered replicons,
units of DNA
capable of
replicating autonomously within a
suitable host...
- Agrobacterium).
Systems in
which T-DNA and vir
genes are
located on
separate replicons are
called T-DNA
binary systems. T-DNA is
located on the
binary vector...
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significantly larger number of
replicons,
about 50,000 or more; however,
replication does not
occur at the same time on all of the
replicons. In eukaryotes, DNA...
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engineered to
create replicon vectors which efficiently induce humoral and T-cell
immune responses. In
these contexts,
replicons have been
termed self-amplifying...
