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Rereplication by Depletion of Geminin Is Seen Regardless of p53 Status and Activates a G<sub>2</sub>/M Checkpoint
28 Jul 2004
Abstract excerpt
Genomic DNA replication is tightly controlled to ensure that DNA replication occurs once per cell cycle; loss of this control leads to genomic instability. Geminin, a DNA replication inhibitor, plays an important role in regulation of DNA replication. To investigate the role of human geminin in the maintenance of genomic stability, we eliminated geminin by RNA interference in human cancer cells. Depletion of...
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