Interphase chromatin remain attached to nuclear wall proteins via matrix attachment regions (MARs) or matrix attachment DNA sequences

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Physical sequestration of the origin, delay in remethylation, competition for DnaA binding, hydrolysis of DnaA- bound ATP, and repression of dnaA transcription are the key steps to regulate initiation.

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Once replication has started, it continues until the entire genome has been duplicated.

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The unit of DNA in which an individual act of replication occurs is called the replicon

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A replicon has origin at which replication is initiated. It may also have a terminus at which replication stops.