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Completion of DNA replication is constrained by the spatiotemporal organisation of origin firing
DNA replication requires the coordination of origin firing and fork progression to ensure the entire genome is timely duplicated before cell division. Yet origin firing is stochastic, giving rise to the classical random completion problem of how probabilistic local events can nevertheless ensure rel
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