Caractérisation de cycC, un nouveau gène impliqué dans le programme de réplication d'Escherichia coli

Caractérisation de cycC, un nouveau gène impliqué dans le programme de réplication d'Escherichia coli

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Dans Escherichia coli la Dam Methyl Transferase (DamMT) est responsable du transfert d’un groupement méthyle sur les adénosines situés au cœur du tétranucléotide GATC; il s’agit donc d’une activité post réplicative. Ainsi, après le passage de la fourche de réplication, le brin d’ADN nouvellement s...

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Main Author:	Saïfi, Boubekeur
Other Authors:	Paris 11
Language:	fr
Published:	2012
Subjects:	Initiation de la réplication Réactivation des fourches Processivité de la réplication Initiation of replication Forks reactivation Processivity of replication
Online Access:	http://www.theses.fr/2012PA112211/document

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