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Cohesin reorganizes newly copied DNA where replication stalls
A Nature paper from the University of Zurich and the CNIO reports that cohesin is pulled to sites where DNA replication is disrupted, holds the new copy in a protective arrangement, and keeps the error-prone restart factor Primpol switched off.
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