FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2131065362> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2131065362 endingPage "982" @default.
• W2131065362 startingPage "971" @default.
• W2131065362 abstract "Cell-free extracts of eggs of the South African clawed toad Xenopus laevis support complete chromosome replication under normal cell cycle control (Blow and Laskey 1986). Apart from a similar system derived from embryos of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster (Crevel and Cotterill 1991), it is currently the only eukaryotic cell-free system that supports efficient chromosome replication in vitro. Since the Xenopus cell-free system progresses through the complete cell cycle in vitro (Hutchison et al. 1987; Murray and Kirschner 1989), it offers a unique opportunity to study the way that DNA replication is coordinated with other cell-cycle events. This subject has recently been reviewed in detail (Blow 1996); the major conclusions are summarized here. When Xenopus eggs are crushed by low-speed centrifugation, the resultant low-speed supernatants, which contain abundant particulate material (including nuclear envelope precursors), can support all the major activities of the early embryonic cell cycle. During each in vitro cell cycle there is an ordered sequence of events as follows:Activation of certain essential replication proteins and their assembly onto decondensing chromosomes Assembly of chromosomal DNA into nuclei with an intact nuclear envelope Import of proteins required for the initiation and progression of replication Termination of replication forks and inactivation of certain replication proteins to prevent re-replication of DNA in the current cell cycle. THE ROLE OF NUCLEAR ASSEMBLY IN DNA REPLICATION The Xenopus system can replicate a wide range of different DNA templates, including demembranated Xenopus sperm nuclei (sperm chromatin: the natural substrate for..." @default.
• W2131065362 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2131065362 creator A5017566265 @default.
• W2131065362 creator A5071229655 @default.
• W2131065362 date "1996-01-01" @default.
• W2131065362 modified "2023-09-22" @default.
• W2131065362 title "36 DNA Replication in Xenopus" @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1536498570 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1633224779 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1858531254 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1861822938 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1912203081 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1942821452 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1946343960 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1958099500 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1973461983 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1978583145 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1979517998 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1989909507 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1991742180 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1995583704 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1995594264 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1996904364 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W1999751951 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2001165707 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2005290796 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2006046129 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2012931476 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2017985097 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2019916049 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2025140711 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2030333676 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2030923676 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2041027497 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2042353805 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2048990794 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2055330891 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2058794591 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2060294601 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2068724765 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2068761725 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2089528428 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2091038230 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2094585804 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2097043033 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2102633043 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2108606404 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2145752771 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2152339366 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2153574810 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2154366922 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2156787082 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2158401971 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2165321825 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2182699078 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2207362674 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2210663276 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2271067653 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2338657463 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2342265972 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2415383247 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W93220107 @default.
• W2131065362 cites W2083389050 @default.
• W2131065362 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/087969459.31.971" @default.
• W2131065362 hasPublicationYear "1996" @default.
• W2131065362 type Work @default.
• W2131065362 sameAs 2131065362 @default.
• W2131065362 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W2131065362 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2131065362 hasAuthorship W2131065362A5017566265 @default.
• W2131065362 hasAuthorship W2131065362A5071229655 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C104690221 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C13052165 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C1491633281 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C151158763 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C175193931 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C188036394 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C2779535977 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C29537977 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C41141232 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C54355233 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C552990157 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C64241487 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C73573662 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C83640560 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C93304396 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C95444343 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConcept C98086919 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConceptScore W2131065362C104317684 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConceptScore W2131065362C104690221 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConceptScore W2131065362C13052165 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConceptScore W2131065362C1491633281 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConceptScore W2131065362C151158763 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConceptScore W2131065362C175193931 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConceptScore W2131065362C188036394 @default.
• W2131065362 hasConceptScore W2131065362C2779535977 @default.

• next