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==General Description== | ==General Description== | ||
Sister Chromatid Exchange, or SCE, can be defined as homologous recombination occurring between newly replicated sister chromosomes, resulting in chromosome dimer formation<ref name='PMID:9829936'/>. | |||
==Components== | ==Components== | ||
According to Steiner and Kuempel (1998), two pathways can account for SCE<ref name='PMID:9829936'/>. | |||
* RecBCD | |||
* RecF | |||
==Function== | ==Function== | ||
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General Description
Sister Chromatid Exchange, or SCE, can be defined as homologous recombination occurring between newly replicated sister chromosomes, resulting in chromosome dimer formation[1].
Components
According to Steiner and Kuempel (1998), two pathways can account for SCE[1].
- RecBCD
- RecF
Function
Regulation
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Experimental Resources
Comparison with other organisms
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