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The following pages link to The Escherichia coli chromosome is organized with the left and right chromosome arms in separate cell halves. (Q53595448):
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- Chromosomal macrodomains and associated proteins: implications for DNA organization and replication in gram negative bacteria (Q21092425) (← links)
- The bacterial nucleoid: nature, dynamics and sister segregation (Q26825279) (← links)
- In vivo single-molecule imaging of bacterial DNA replication, transcription, and repair (Q26829197) (← links)
- Chromosome architecture is a key element of bacterial cellular organization (Q26830439) (← links)
- Symmetries and asymmetries associated with non-random segregation of sister DNA strands in Escherichia coli (Q26849215) (← links)
- Role of RNA polymerase and transcription in the organization of the bacterial nucleoid (Q26859579) (← links)
- Asymmetry of chromosome Replichores renders the DNA translocase activity of FtsK essential for cell division and cell shape maintenance in Escherichia coli (Q27313431) (← links)
- Superresolution imaging of ribosomes and RNA polymerase in live Escherichia coli cells (Q27976501) (← links)
- Chromosome conformation capture assays in bacteria (Q28270643) (← links)
- Why are bacteria different from eukaryotes? (Q28660946) (← links)
- Changes in nucleoid morphology and origin localization upon inhibition or alteration of the actin homolog, MreB, of Vibrio cholerae. (Q30480937) (← links)
- Caulobacter requires a dedicated mechanism to initiate chromosome segregation (Q30483974) (← links)
- Entropy as the driver of chromosome segregation (Q30503131) (← links)
- Caulobacter chromosome in vivo configuration matches model predictions for a supercoiled polymer in a cell-like confinement (Q30533999) (← links)
- RecA bundles mediate homology pairing between distant sisters during DNA break repair. (Q30571928) (← links)
- G1-arrested newborn cells are the predominant infectious form of the pathogen Brucella abortus (Q30584310) (← links)
- Defined chromosome structure in the genome-reduced bacterium Mycoplasma pneumoniae (Q30841364) (← links)
- Chromosome structuring limits genome plasticity in Escherichia coli. (Q33310743) (← links)
- Organization and segregation of bacterial chromosomes (Q33355284) (← links)
- Location of the unique integration site on an Escherichia coli chromosome by bacteriophage lambda DNA in vivo (Q33665224) (← links)
- Bacterial chromosome organization and segregation (Q33687030) (← links)
- Adult hair follicle stem cells do not retain the older DNA strands in vivo during normal tissue homeostasis (Q33737156) (← links)
- Strong intranucleoid interactions organize the Escherichia coli chromosome into a nucleoid filament. (Q33740115) (← links)
- A Geometrical Model for DNA Organization in Bacteria (Q33749733) (← links)
- The terminal region of the E. coli chromosome localises at the periphery of the nucleoid. (Q33810618) (← links)
- Recruitment of SMC by ParB-parS organizes the origin region and promotes efficient chromosome segregation (Q33943503) (← links)
- Maintenance of chromosome structure in Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Q33991987) (← links)
- Bacillus subtilis chromosome organization oscillates between two distinct patterns (Q34144278) (← links)
- Long-range chromosome organization in E. coli: a site-specific system isolates the Ter macrodomain (Q34244961) (← links)
- Colocalization of distant chromosomal loci in space in E. coli: a bacterial nucleolus (Q34546116) (← links)
- Chromosomal organization and segregation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Q34711899) (← links)
- Participation of Chromosome Segregation Protein ParAI ofVibrio choleraein Chromosome Replication (Q34740849) (← links)
- Spatial organization of bacterial chromosomes. (Q35177782) (← links)
- Chromosome segregation in Vibrio cholerae (Q35186382) (← links)
- The two Cis-acting sites, parS1 and oriC1, contribute to the longitudinal organisation of Vibrio cholerae chromosome I. (Q35204357) (← links)
- Segregation of chromosome arms in growing and non-growing Escherichia coli cells. (Q35596015) (← links)
- Chromosomal "stress-response" domains govern the spatiotemporal expression of the bacterial virulence program. (Q35620180) (← links)
- An SMC ATPase mutant disrupts chromosome segregation in Caulobacter (Q35739317) (← links)
- Chromosomal periodicity of evolutionarily conserved gene pairs (Q35839735) (← links)
- The segregation of Escherichia coli minichromosomes constructed in vivo by recombineering (Q35869883) (← links)
- Insensitivity of chromosome I and the cell cycle to blockage of replication and segregation of Vibrio cholerae chromosome II. (Q35953425) (← links)
- Membrane protein expression triggers chromosomal locus repositioning in bacteria (Q35982908) (← links)
- Automated Multi-Peak Tracking Kymography (AMTraK): A Tool to Quantify Sub-Cellular Dynamics with Sub-Pixel Accuracy (Q36228054) (← links)
- A model for chromosome organization during the cell cycle in live E. coli (Q36310357) (← links)
- A novel genetic tool for metabolic optimization of Corynebacterium glutamicum: efficient and repetitive chromosomal integration of synthetic promoter-driven expression libraries. (Q36329185) (← links)
- Global analysis of double-strand break processing reveals in vivo properties of the helicase-nuclease complex AddAB. (Q36367927) (← links)
- Self-organization of domain structures by DNA-loop-extruding enzymes (Q36478028) (← links)
- Probing nucleoid structure in bacteria using phage lambda integrase-mediated chromosome rearrangements (Q36757824) (← links)
- Comparative Genomics of Interreplichore Translocations in Bacteria: A Measure of Chromosome Topology? (Q36958151) (← links)
- FtsK actively segregates sister chromosomes in Escherichia coli (Q36991061) (← links)