replication
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- /ˌrɛplɪˈkeɪʃən/
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replicación
- During cell division, DNA undergoes replication to ensure that each new cell has an identical copy.
- DNA replication
- cell replication
- replication of genes
The difference between transcription and DNA replication are really twofold.
- The difference between transcription and DNA replication are really twofold.
- DNA certainly isn't DNA, but it will have the same property of self replication with occasional error.
- So now we've seen how simply and easily this DNA replication can happen, Let's think about when it happens.
- So with enough replications of that DNA, those telomeres get shorter, smaller.
- And without that error prone DNA replication machinery, we'd probably still be in the primeval soup.
- What they do is they hijack the replication machinery of the host, and they use that either to insert their RNA or DNA to replicate.
- Is it simply that as we're aging, DNA replication?
Examples
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Only cell lines originating from goats and camels showed efficient replication of MERS-CoV.
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The information on viral replication is important for drug design.
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Our understanding of hepadnavirus replication is largely derived from animal models.
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Cells have small tubes that assemble to help with cell division and DNA replication, then break back down.
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So high replication rate met high error rate and therefore HIV was able to mutate very quickly.
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The current study serves as a replication of the aforementioned investigation on assistant coaches.
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For example, sections on DNA replication, translation, and transcription are specific and complicated.
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High rates of mutation can be explained predominantly by slippage during DNA replication.
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Viral ssRNA serves as a template for viral replication and protein synthesis at the ribosomes.
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Instead, DNA replication utilizes a rolling circle intermediate, like the replication of bacteriophage DNA and the DNAs of fungal and plant mitochondria.
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Etymology
Replication comes from the Latin parts re- 'back' and plicare 'to fold', and is related to the English word duplicate meaning 'to copy'. So in biology replication is the process of DNA making a copy of itself before a cell divides.