Results: FROS Creates a Site Specific and Reversible Replecation Blockage
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The overall goal of this experiment is to stall a replication fork at a nucleoprotein block and observe the DNA structures at the site of the block for the purpose of studying DNA repair pathways. This method can help answer key questions about DN
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We describe here a system utilizing a site-specific, reversible in vivo protein block to stall and collapse replication forks in Escherichia coli. The establishment of the replication block is evaluated by fluorescence microscopy and neutral-neutral 2-dimensional agarose gel electrophoresis is used to visualize replication intermediates.