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Hi everyone I need help in correcting the grammar mistakes in my abstract is due Thur.

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DNA replication process needs many factors and enzymes to stabilize and control the separation of a double stranded DNA. An important side within the DNA called an origin of replication, Oric in E. coil, which is first targeted by a replication initiator protein called DnaA that initiate the unwinding. These initiator proteins recruit other proteins to separate the two strands and initiate replication forks. This origin of replication is a 245 bp that contain a 13 mer, an A-T rich sequence, followed by several 9 mer repeat region that contain different affinity binding sites for DnaA proteins. There are five R boxes, three I sites, and one S_M site within the Oric region. (R1, R4, R2) are high affinity sites that can bind Dna-ATP while (R5m, I2, I3, I1, and R3) are low affinity sites that can bind Dna-ADP. To insure a good pre-replication complex formation DnaA should fill the high affinity sites first that cause a drop in the level of FIS, which blocks the binding of DnaA in the low affinity sites, and raise the level of IHF to allow the interaction of DnaA with the low affinity sites and start the unwinding. Our focus in this work is to find the factors that affect the unwinding of DNA, specially the function and the arrangement of the high affinity sites. Here we used transformation method for several plasmids in four different cells, those plasmids are Poc170 which is 3852 bp long and carries replication origins from both pBr322 and Oric and it was used as a control, PTN09 which contains an inactive Oric, PTN04 contains R1 box only, PTN03 contains R2 box only, PDM1 contains R4 box only, and PJT19 that contains both R2 and R4 boxes. The cells we used were a wild type cells, wt W3110, that have a normal Oric and can compete with several plasmid Oric, wt P3478 which is a poly-A strand and contain a point mutation, ∆ Oric W3110 cells which lack Oric site in its chromosome, and ∆ Oric P3278 with poly-A and point mutation in its strand. Our result showed that one R box cannot function alone to initiate replication, although the arrangement of all the R boxes is important for replication process.

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Ahelaumakani  +  670177 Wed, 11 Feb 09 11:43 PM

The DNA replication process needs many factors and enzymes to stabilize and control the separation of a double stranded DNA. An important site within the DNA is the origin of replication or Oric in E. coli. It is first targeted by replication initiator proteins called DnaA that initiate the unwinding. These initiator proteins recruit other proteins to separate the two strands and initiate replication forks. The origin of replication is a sequence 245 bps long that contains a 13 mer, an A-T rich sequence, followed by several 9 mer repeat regions that contain different affinity binding sites for DnaA proteins. There are five R boxes, three I sites, and one S_M site within the Oric region. R1, R4, R2 are high affinity sites that can bind Dna-ATP while R5m, I2, I3, I1, and R3 are low affinity sites that can bind Dna-ADP. To insure a good
pre-replication complex formation, DnaA should fill the high affinity sites first. That causes a drop in the level of Fis, a protein which at higher levels blocks the binding of DnaA at the low affinity sites, and raises the level of IHF to allow the interaction of DnaA with the low affinity sites and start the unwinding. Our focus in this work is to find the factors that affect the unwinding of DNA, specially the function and the arrangement of the high affinity sites. Here we used the transformation method for several plasmids in four different cells.  Those plasmids are Poc170, used as a control, which is 3852 bps long and carries replication origins from both pBr322 and Oric, PTN09 which contains an inactive Oric, PTN04 which contains an R1 box only, PTN03 which contains an R2 box only, PDM1 which contains an R4 box only, and PJT19 which contains both R2 and R4 boxes. The cells we used were wild type cells.  Wt W3110, has a normal Oric and can compete with several plasmid Oric sites, wt P3478 which is a poly-A strand and contains a point mutation, ∆ Oric W3110 cells which lacks an Oric site in its chromosome, and ∆ Oric P3278 with poly-A and a point mutation in its strand. Our results showed that one R box cannot function alone to initiate replication, although the arrangement of all the R boxes is important for the replication process.


I made some very minor changes.  Overall I think everything looked good.  I've always seen oric written with a capital C and lowercase O though, oriC.

Sorry, I don't know why the formatting looks so weird, it looked normal when I was writing it.

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