The replication of chromosomal DNA in humans is a fundamental process essential for cellular proliferation and inheritance of genetic information. Initiation marks the beginning of this intricate process, orchestrating the assembly of replication machinery at specific sites on the DNA molecule. This article delves into the mechanisms underlying initiation processes during DNA replication in humans, exploring key proteins, regulatory factors, and the coordination required for faithful duplication of the genome.
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