ARS109

Status: Confirmed ARS: Confirmed by ARS assay and identified by 7 genome-wide studies.

Genomic Location: Chr1:159906-160127
Within tandem intergenic space between YAR008W and TA(UGC)A.
• View at UCSC genome browser
• View on SGD Chromosome Features Map
• View at SGD gbrowser site
• View at Ensembl browser

DNA Sequence: View sequence

Origin Sequence Elements: ACS predicted.

Helical Stability: Minimum -143.1 ΔG° (kcal/mol) at location 159966.

Time of Origin Replication (Trep): This site was not identified as an origin by any curated timing study (Raghuraman et al. (2001); Yabuki et al. (2002); Alvino et al. (2007)), suggesting that this site is not chromosomally active for replication initiation.

Origin activity in HU: Origin activity detected in HU — more details.

ARS at I-160 has unique ID: 11

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ARS at I-160 has unique ID: 11

Studies that cloned this origin

Nieduszynski et al. (2006): Chr1:159906-160127

Studies that analyzed this origin by 2D gel

None curated.

Studies that detected this origin by chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP)

Wyrick et al. (2001): Chr1:159794-160106

Xu et al. (2006): Chr1:158905-160225

Shor et al. (2009): Chr1:159000-160400 (orc2-1/wt peak ratio: 0.40)

Szilard et al. (2010): Chr1:160135-160145

Müller et al. (2010): Chr1:159125-160400 (orc1-bah-delta/wt peak ratio: 0.46)

Studies that measured the replication time of this origin

The replication time of origin has not be reported by any curated study.

Studies that measured the activity of this origin in hydroxyurea (HU)

Feng et al. (2006): Chr1:160333 (Activity detected in: rad53)

Crabbé et al. (2010): Chr1:159906-160127 (Activity detected in: wild-type, rad9, rev3 rad30, eco1, ctf4, ddc1, rad24, pol2-12, elg1, tof1, mrc1-AQ, mrc1-AQ rad9, ctf8, ctf18, mrc1, dcc1, ctf18 rad9, mec1-100, rad53, mec1)

Studies that predicted the location of this origin

This origin has not been predicted by any curated study.

ARS at I-160 has unique ID: 11

Studies that confirmed an essential ACS element

None curated.

Studies that predicted an essential ACS element

Nieduszynski et al. (2006):

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Xu et al. (2006):

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Xu et al. (2006):

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Eaton et al. (2010):

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ACS LOGO:

ARS at I-160 has unique ID: 11

Alignments from the UCSC genome browser

ARS at I-160 has unique ID: 11

These notes are manually curated. To submit notes for this replication origin site please contact us.

There are no notes entered for this replication origin site.

ARS at I-160 has unique ID: 11

Genome-wide studies that identified this origin

Wyrick et al. (2001): PubMed | Science

Feng et al. (2006): PubMed | PubMed Central | Nat. Cell Biol.

Xu et al. (2006): PubMed | PubMed Central | BMC Genomics

Shor et al. (2009): PubMed | PubMed Central | PLoS Genet.

Szilard et al. (2010): PubMed | PubMed Central | Nat. Struct. Mol. Biol.

Müller et al. (2010): PubMed | PubMed Central | Genes Dev.

Crabbé et al. (2010): PubMed | Nat. Struct. Mol. Biol.

Studies that cloned this origin

Nieduszynski et al. (2006): PubMed | PubMed Central | Genes Dev.

Studies that analyzed this origin by 2D gel

None identified.

Studies that confirmed an essential ACS element

None identified.

Studies that predicted an essential ACS element

Nieduszynski et al. (2006): PubMed | PubMed Central | Genes Dev.

Xu et al. (2006): PubMed | PubMed Central | BMC Genomics

Eaton et al. (2010): PubMed | PubMed Central | Genes Dev.

ARS at I-160 has unique ID: 11