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A novel Rrm3 function in restricting DNA replication via an Orc5-binding domain is genetically separable from Rrm3 function as an ATPase/helicase in facilitating fork …

Syed et al., 2016

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Syed S
Desler C
Rasmussen L
Schmidt K
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PLoS genetics

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In response to replication stress cells activate the intra-S checkpoint, induce DNA repair pathways, increase nucleotide levels, and inhibit origin firing. Here, we report that Rrm3 associates with a subset of replication origins and controls DNA synthesis during replication …
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