Centromere Replication Timing is a temporal genomic characteristic that specifies the precise phase within S phase during which the centromeric region of a chromosome undergoes DNA replication, distinguished from other chromosomal domains by its tightly regulated and often conserved replication program essential for centromere function and genome stability.
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Time of replication of yeast centromeres and telomeres
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