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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Replication model"”.

  1. An investigation of the contribution of cigarette smoking and human papillomavirus infection to the epigenetic modulation of cellular genes in cervical epithelium

    … and gene expression arrays on two in vitro models, a HPV replication model and a cervical disease progression model. I went on to show that HPV infection is followed by the up-regulation of the DNA methyltransferase DNMT1 which binds to the TSG, RARB, resulting in its de novo methylation. …

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  2. Dynamic service recovery in a grid environment

    … mentioned challenge, a dynamic service recovery model has been proposed. The model uses the replication approach to improve service availability whenever service failure is envisaged. The performance of the replication approach depends on how well a reliability index can be used to dynamically …

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  3. Dynamic service recovery in a grid environment

    … mentioned challenge, a dynamic service recovery model has been proposed. The model uses the replication approach to improve service availability whenever service failure is envisaged. The performance of the replication approach depends on how well a reliability index can be used to dynamically …

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  4. Mathematical and experimental approaches to the dimer catastrophe theory

    … Dimers have two independent origins of replication and thus have a replicative advantage and reduced copy number. Models of plasmid behaviour suggest that dimers would overtake a cell population, but that this can be prevented if they impose a small metabolic load, which has been …

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  5. Investigation of replication fork progression and re-replication fork instability at the Drosophila follicle cell amplicons

    … follicle cell amplicons are a well-established model system of origin firing, and have been extensively used to investigate the cis and trans-acting elements that govern origin regulation in metazoan development. Precisely timed origin initiation from defined genomic locations also has made the …

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  6. THE ROLE OF E6 PROTEIN IN HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS ASSOCIATED UPPER AIRWAY DISEASES

    … need to establish an efficient in vitro HPV-11 replication model. Due to the possibility that HPVs may maintain their genome in the infected host cells in a stem cell-like state to establish persistent infection, which can give rise to benign and malignant cancers, we have also investigated the …

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  7. THE ROLE OF E6 PROTEIN IN HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS ASSOCIATED UPPER AIRWAY DISEASES

    … need to establish an efficient in vitro HPV-11 replication model. Due to the possibility that HPVs may maintain their genome in the infected host cells in a stem cell-like state to establish persistent infection, which can give rise to benign and malignant cancers, we have also investigated the …

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  8. Revenue Fees Garner More Profit Than Per-Unit Fees.

    <p>This note compares the profitability of proportional fees and per unit fees. We find that the former is always more profitable than the latter for all downward-sloping demand functions, with both a fixed number of firms and free entry.</p>

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