about
Multiple DNA Binding Proteins Contribute to Timing of Chromosome Replication in E. coliThe precarious prokaryotic chromosomeThe chromosome cycle of prokaryotesThe G157C mutation in the Escherichia coli sliding clamp specifically affects initiation of replicationCrystal structure of a SeqA-N filament: implications for DNA replication and chromosome organization.The datA locus predominantly contributes to the initiator titration mechanism in the control of replication initiation in Escherichia coli.The stringent response and cell cycle arrest in Escherichia coli.Replication fork inhibition in seqA mutants of Escherichia coli triggers replication fork breakage.Maintenance of chromosome structure in Pseudomonas aeruginosaDnaA and the timing of chromosome replication in Escherichia coli as a function of growth rateLimiting DNA replication to once and only once.DNA adenine methyltransferase influences the virulence of Aeromonas hydrophilaFeedback controls restrain the initiation of Escherichia coli chromosomal replication.Genetic organization of the Vibrio harveyi DnaA gene region and analysis of the function of the V. harveyi DnaA protein in Escherichia coliHda inactivation of DnaA is the predominant mechanism preventing hyperinitiation of Escherichia coli DNA replication.Hda-mediated inactivation of the DnaA protein and dnaA gene autoregulation act in concert to ensure homeostatic maintenance of the Escherichia coli chromosome.Role of SeqA and Dam in Escherichia coli gene expression: a global/microarray analysisIsolation and validation of an endogenous fluorescent nucleoid reporter in Salmonella TyphimuriumChanges of initiation mass and cell dimensions by the 'eclipse'.Static and Dynamic Factors Limit Chromosomal Replication Complexity in Escherichia coli, Avoiding Dangers of Runaway OverreplicationOnce in a lifetime: strategies for preventing re-replication in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.A role for nonessential domain II of initiator protein, DnaA, in replication control.SeqA protein stimulates the relaxing and decatenating activities of topoisomerase IV.Countermeasures to survive excessive chromosome replication in Escherichia coli.Stable co-existence of separate replicons in Escherichia coli is dependent on once-per-cell-cycle initiation.Excess SeqA prolongs sequestration of oriC and delays nucleoid segregation and cell division.Suppression of temperature-sensitive chromosome replication of an Escherichia coli dnaX(Ts) mutant by reduction of initiation efficiency.SeqA structures behind Escherichia coli replication forks affect replication elongation and restart mechanisms.SeqA blocking of DnaA-oriC interactions ensures staged assembly of the E. coli pre-RC.Degradation of mutant initiator protein DnaA204 by proteases ClpP, ClpQ and Lon is prevented when DNA is SeqA-free.Cell size control in bacteria.Excess SeqA leads to replication arrest and a cell division defect in Vibrio cholerae.Coordinated replication and sequestration of oriC and dnaA are required for maintaining controlled once-per-cell-cycle initiation in Escherichia coli.Initiation of DNA Replication.A mathematical model for timing the release from sequestration and the resultant Brownian migration of SeqA clusters in E. coli.Dam-dependent phase variation of Ag43 in Escherichia coli is altered in a seqA mutant.Eclipse period without sequestration in Escherichia coli.The DnaA Tale.DNA Methylation.Delayed activation of Xer recombination at dif by FtsK during septum assembly in Escherichia coli.
P2860
Q26742071-D318DD92-75D7-45A8-84A0-E3CF4A2ECCC4Q26852759-6F7AED4E-719E-4C81-95FD-E31395C805ECQ26859022-2C24BEDB-3BA6-4CF0-B410-B368F5BA1CB1Q27666492-71F44A3D-E8C8-4737-A840-8C339742ACDEQ30475947-EB9DB662-A4EB-4044-85D8-407C9EBD38C9Q32134791-7BF8111B-FB8C-4CCB-8080-3FC06F8A00ACQ33392680-076CB906-B4DB-410C-A726-92CCC29C73FBQ33835816-D164BF16-3B69-49B7-A085-E98F73BD9EEFQ33991987-AD64AED3-4493-4994-80B5-A3009F761877Q34107943-ABF26E0D-F5BB-44F1-B5CF-3A04E4E8EE53Q34192182-C6ABBB62-75A4-4E7F-AEB8-4251385C55B6Q34301221-D8572DC2-FA38-4757-A247-9E21996DC0D3Q34308964-65DD6231-39CD-445F-9F7A-6541F6AFE6D8Q34309881-B5C534A9-BA0D-47A4-9AA0-564D5C46E905Q34360462-29D8F2A6-4C5E-4317-9E0D-B77BD15BB392Q34958905-9EABB5CF-7D9B-4029-A92B-57A19FE68D0EQ34959442-D7977C54-A65A-4A5D-AE66-EA154895950AQ35138723-263C3559-719A-4BE0-B604-DE2E38F076BEQ36670974-E9F501C3-8B3D-4F75-90DE-6D072769344FQ36677142-1E435131-EE83-40DD-B871-7EEDD5A10C82Q37075862-D54E0034-CC75-49B1-9FCD-625F3935DF1BQ37351840-3C204E88-9973-4216-8712-37A562517BB4Q39389940-68A712B9-3334-4B16-9693-5B9FF1714E2CQ39406256-D5032DF7-D7F4-47C7-A8ED-DB55E9240678Q39696404-C06CE141-EACB-4B92-8CDA-2B9D6892F48CQ39696640-1F08695B-43EC-45B9-8A87-158AA5447EB1Q39757009-C6189072-EA3A-4181-904A-8881C3DC9980Q40950393-3255D75F-5E3F-4A2A-B364-BC0651D684B5Q41836652-AC64D1CE-12F6-49CB-808E-DE3C291AB3C3Q42078330-192129FD-1A74-48E8-8984-8D628C17628EQ42158940-0E81AB02-59BC-4DA0-9D5D-8730C0B3DD0FQ42406757-49BA68E7-73F9-4262-B11D-F13B49636874Q42949017-6B426884-CED9-4756-AB76-E4BA99A23051Q43012651-D79AA4D5-1258-4C4E-BDA0-E3089764CC94Q45962667-43C03ACA-EC42-4964-B62E-9A7363F9E0DFQ48307214-01C85643-1604-4BDB-AEFC-9C2FF8E26CCAQ52038521-D20A1988-0E2A-486C-9FC7-8B412F9F1A24Q52726514-34061934-9128-4A4F-B5D7-9ADABEEA910BQ53054701-AFE98809-458C-4B61-BB3B-4CEBE0292FF9Q53489693-93BA9E67-07AA-485D-9E79-EBAEE653581A
P2860
description
2000 nî lūn-bûn
@nan
2000年の論文
@ja
2000年論文
@yue
2000年論文
@zh-hant
2000年論文
@zh-hk
2000年論文
@zh-mo
2000年論文
@zh-tw
2000年论文
@wuu
2000年论文
@zh
2000年论文
@zh-cn
name
The eclipse period of Escherichia coli.
@en
type
label
The eclipse period of Escherichia coli.
@en
prefLabel
The eclipse period of Escherichia coli.
@en
P2093
P2860
P356
P1433
P1476
The eclipse period of Escherichia coli
@en
P2093
F G Hansen
M A Krekling
U von Freiesleben
P2860
P304
P356
10.1093/EMBOJ/19.22.6240
P407
P577
2000-11-01T00:00:00Z