2020
DOI: 10.11145/j.biomath.2020.01.047
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A rewinding model for replicons with DNA-links

Abstract: A double strand DNA has a double helical structure and it is modeled by a thin long twisted ribbon fixed at the both ends. A DNA-link is a topological model of such a DNA segment in the nuclear of a eukaryotic cell. In the cell cycle, the DNA is replicated and distributed into new cells. The complicated replication process follows the semi-conservative scheme in which each backbone string is preserved in the replicated DNA. This is interpreted in terms of splitting process of the DNA-link. In order to split th… Show more

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