Abstract
The renaturation kinetics of labeled DNA derived from synchronized Chinese hamster cells indicate that the three classes of repetitious DNA replicate uniformly throughout the S period, and that a piece of repetitious DNA may occur at or near the beginning of each replicon. Studies with mouse-cell DNA suggest that mouse satellite DNA replicates when euchromatin replicates.
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