Nature, in a New York Minute

Jan 18, 2007

It's Thursday, and that means it's Nature day.

In an article in the current issue, Zegerman and Diffley tackle the subject of DNA replication by looking at phosphorylation sites in a yeast protein to zoom in on two particular sites that appear to be essential to the replication process.

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