The Nova and Fox families of RNA-binding proteins can promote or suppress splice site selection in a context-dependent fashion.

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By counting the number of sites to which ORC binds, we can estimate that there are about 400 origins of replication in the yeast genome. This means that the average length of a replicon is -35,000 bp.

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ORC was first found in S. cerevisiae (where it may be called scORC),but similar complexes have now been characterized in Schizosaccharomyces pombe (spORC), Drosophila (DmORC ), and Xenopus (XIORC).

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ORC is an initiation complex whose binding identifies an origin of replication.

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The yeast ARS elements satisfy the classic definition of an origin as a cis-acting sequence that causes DNA replication to initiate.

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Reconciliation between this phenomenon and the use of ORCs is suggested by the discovery that environmental effects can influence the use of origins.

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A nucleus injected into a Xenopus egg can replicate only once unless the nuclear membrane is permeabilized to allow subsequent replication cycles