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| | description = OriC detail. DNA sequence motifs in, oriC, the E. coli chromosomal origin region. The
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| gray bars represent GATC sequences recognized by DNA adenine methyltransferase. Small blue
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| arrows are 13-mer sequences near the left border of oriC that become single-stranded when oriC is
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| bound by DnaA in association with ATP. The red boxes are DnaA box sequences recognized
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| by DnaA protein. Smaller green boxes represent I sites bound by DnaA-ATP. The site within oriC to which integration host factor (IHF) binds is shown between DnaA boxes R1 and R5 (M). Dashed
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| lines represent two regions bound by SeqA protein. (after Jon M. Kaguni 2006). Jon M. Kaguni DnaA: Controlling the Initiation of Bacterial DNA Replication and More.Annu. Rev. Microbiol. 2006. 60:351–71
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| | author = David Tribe
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| | copyright = David Tribe
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| | source = Drawn by David Tribe
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| | date-created = Replace this sentence with the date the photo was taken, if known; or, Estimated: [Date]
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