clamp: the usual toroidal form of the DNA replication complex, including (in Eubacteria) two copies of DNA polymerase III, DNA topoisomerases, and associated proteins. Image from the von Hippel Lab at the University of Oregon.
A condition where a coating actually slides or slips intact from its original location to another position on the substrate. Caused by moisture condensed on the substrate under the coating material.
Temporarily moving to another overleaf. Neutral (assimilation axis) overleaves can slide to all others. Overleaves on the three other axes can slide only to their "partners" on the axis. For example, dominance can slide to submission, and vice versa.