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Any of the sites on the matrix of a cell nucleus that contains a series of enzyme complexes in which DNA replication is considered to occur.

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NIGMS mission areas include, but are not limited to, the following: 1) signaling networks and the regulatory dynamics of cellular processes such as cell cycle control, transient complex formation, organelle biogenesis, and intercellular communications; 2) supramolecular machines, such as the replisome, spliceosome, and molecular motor assemblies in cell division and motility; 3) pattern formation and developmental processes in model systems (e.

NIGMS national centers for systems biology by Environmental Health Perspectives

NIGMS National Centers for Systems Biology by Environmental Health Perspectives

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