A Replisome’s journey through the bacterial chromosome

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The correct answer is "ter"! The ter genes are one-way stops for DNA polymerase in bacteria, so one side doesn't finish before the other. Check out the mechanism here: https://t.co/cc1Z2jVHTx https://t.co/OBAPNS3kBd

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A Replisome’s journey through the bacterial chromosome: Thomas Robert Beattie, Rodrigo Re... http://t.co/L3Cf9n5WUz #microbiology #cells

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