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Replication protein complexes and checkpoint signaling regulate the timing of DNA replication
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Multiple studies demonstrate that replication protein complexes and checkpoint signaling pathways work together to control the timing and execution of DNA replication origin firing.

Evidence for · 5
2001 · cited by 347
Paper [0] demonstrates that Chk1 checkpoint signaling regulates the timing of DNA replication by blocking late-origin firing when replication is inhibited.
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The retrieved papers consistently show that checkpoint kinases (such as Chk1) and pre-replication complexes regulate DNA replication timing and origin firing. The evidence heavily supports the claim, with no papers offering refutation.

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2014 · cited by 170
Paper [2] shows that replication-related complexes (Rif1 interacting with pre-RCs and protein phosphatase 1) control replication timing.
2021 · cited by 14
Paper [3] highlights how replication factor phosphorylation by checkpoint and cell cycle kinases regulates origin firing timing.
2020 · cited by 6
Paper [5] investigates how the intra-S checkpoint regulates replication origin firing and timing patterns.
2026 · cited by 1
Paper [8] links replication complexes and chromatin organization to the regulation of DNA replication origin firing timing.
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first checked04 Aug 2026
judged → SUPPORTED · 9104 Aug 2026
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