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Origin of Replication (ori)
Original title: オリ
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An ori is a DNA base sequence signaling the start of DNA replication, also simply called an origin. The chromosomal ori (oriC) of E. coli consists of approximately 250 pairs of nucleotides. The base sequence of a plasmid ori resembles oriC. In contrast, the endpoint of replication is called ter (termination).
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オリ(ori)とはDNA複製開始のシグナルであるDNA塩基配列のことであり、単にオリジンともよばれる。E. coli の染色体のオリ（oriC）は長さおよそ250組のヌクレオチドで成り立っている。プラスミドのオリの塩基配列は oriC に類似している。これに対し、複製の終結点はter(termination)と呼ばれる。
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