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	[[Image:Theta Model of Replication.jpg \| thumb \| upright=1.8\| left\| Schematic representation of the replication termination fork and fork traps of the E. coli and B. subtilis chromosomes.]]		[[Image:Theta Model of Replication.jpg \| thumb \| upright=1.8\| left\| Schematic representation of the replication termination fork and fork traps of the E. coli and B. subtilis chromosomes.]]

	The replication of the chromosomal DNA in most bacterial species occurs through a bidirectional mechanism, in which two replication forks progress in opposite directions from the unique origin of replication. A [replisome]		The replication of the chromosomal DNA in most bacterial species occurs through a bidirectional mechanism, in which two replication forks progress in opposite directions from the unique origin of replication. A [[replisome]]