abnormal replication fork processing decreased replication fork colocalization with nuclear pore complex 2020-11-25T14:48:54Z A cellular process phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which arrested replication forks do not colocalize with nuclear pore complexes (NPCs) longer than actively replicating forks. Normally, arrested replication forks relocate to NPCs as part of replication fork processing, and remain anchored at NPCs while recombination-dependent replication takes place. decreased replication fork colocalization with nuclear pore complex during mitotic cell cycle decreased replication fork colocalization with nuclear pore decreased replication fork colocalization with nuclear pore complex during mitotic S phase decreased replication fork relocation to nuclear pore complex decreased replication fork relocation to nuclear pore complex during mitotic S phase FYPO:0007532 decreased replication fork colocalization with NPC midori reduced replication fork colocalization with nuclear pore complex decreased replication fork colocalization with nuclear pore complex during vegetative growth