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| ORC activation and triggers the transition into | DNA replication. |
| dnaS is a gene involved in | DNA replication. |
| direct role in the initiation of mitochondrial | DNA replication. |
| ns bind to Cdk and the complex directly induces | DNA replication. |
| s that are directly responsible for stimulating | DNA replication. |
| acteria which opens the replication fork during | DNA replication. |
| (SSM) is a mutation process which occurs during | DNA replication. |
| h synthesizes short RNA oligonucleotides during | DNA replication. |
| in expands and occurs the RNA transcription and | DNA replication. |
| ticus, now known as Taq polymerase, to speed up | DNA replication. |
| s a quinolone, and acts by inhibiting bacterial | DNA replication. |
| in of replication during the initiation step of | DNA replication. |
| Potential role of Cdc6 at the initiation of | DNA replication. |
| At high concentrations, these drugs inhibit | DNA replication. |
| oteins involved in the pre-RC are essential for | DNA replication. |
| aG, which generates an RNA primer to be used in | DNA replication. |
| tific director of the Rutgers University Cell & | DNA repository, the largest university-based reposi |
| gium in 1981, he continued to apply recombinant | DNA research in the field of immunology at the univ |
| In addition, recent mitochondrial | DNA research has shown that the Sadlermiut were dir |
| mmons (1915-2004) was a Nobel Prize nominee and | DNA research pioneer. |
| ge phosphors for radiography, polymers to speed | DNA research and catalysts for the manufacture of p |
| The | DNA research is a collaboration of the world's lead |
| e "polonies" are then used for various kinds of | DNA research like DNA sequencing, although this met |
| e Japanese government's approval of recombinant | DNA research that year. |
| He has also written widely on | DNA research from "A Few Thoughts of a Believing Sc |
| Daniel C. Peterson, ed., The Book of Mormon and | DNA Research, (Provo: Neal A. Maxwell Institute for |
| d as a separate species by recent mitochondrial | DNA research. |
| oty, contributing to the then-emerging field of | DNA research; the project shared both experimental |
| Bruno H. Zimm, polymer chemist and | DNA researcher |
| LL Cavalli-Sforza collaborated, and developed a | DNA resource from world populations known as HGDP-C |
| lates transcription of genes containing the TPA | DNA response element (TRE; 5'-TGAG/CTCA-3'). |
| In Vitroes, prematurely activating segments of | DNA responsible for growth and maturity. |
| DNA restriction enzymes | |
| ucleophilic and form strong covalent bonds with | DNA resulting with the formation of Aromatic Amine- |
| Scientists sort mitochondrial | DNA results into more or less related groups, with |
| fusion of a twist defect within the nucleosomal | DNA results in a corkscrew-like propagation of DNA |
| The | DNA results thus far show that while most of the fa |
| program used to class populations by autosomal | DNA results. |
| of viral and bacterial infections by binding to | DNA rich in CpG motifs. |
| The more | DNA, RNA or protein in the sample, the more light i |
| Phylogenetic trees are typically created from | DNA, RNA or protein sequence data. |
| As with | DNA, RNA can be delivered to cells by a variety of |
| a large number of cellular processes including | DNA, RNA and protein synthesis. |
| olecular biology platform for quantification of | DNA, RNA and protein manufacturered by Invitrogen. |
| used for describing genes and other features of | DNA, RNA and protein sequences. |
| s of a cell, including the interactions between | DNA, RNA and protein biosynthesis, as well as how t |
| he NIH and began to study the steps that relate | DNA, RNA and protein. |
| thod, it is not possible to distinguish between | DNA, RNA, protein or free nucleotides or amino acid |
| For | DNA, RNA, and lipids, CHARMM27 is used. |
| This product is then either integrated into | DNA, RNA, or a ribose diphosphate molecule ADP, the |
| rating two annealed nucleic acid strands (i.e., | DNA, RNA, or RNA-DNA hybrid) using energy derived f |
| nt samples as well as derived products, such as | DNA, RNA, protein and cell lines. |
| The absorbance is a natural property of | DNA, RNA, free nucleotides, proteins and some amino |
| on the structures and interactions of proteins, | DNA, RNA, and other molecules in solutions of diffe |
| polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) since | DNA, RNA, and most proteins are colourless. |
| tion of nucleotide precursors and inhibition of | DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis. |
| es and are widely used in chemical synthesis of | DNA, RNA, and other nucleic acids and their analogs |
| They bind | DNA, RNA, protein and/or lipid substrates. |
| ific interactions of proteins with radiolabeled | DNA, RNA, ligands, and other small chemicals. |
| y become exhausted, but linear, double stranded | DNA runs faster in TAE. |
| This results in a concentrated | DNA sample that contains thousands of copies of eac |
| Silica on a minicolumn with water and with | DNA sample in chaotropic buffer |
| wyer for Larry Birkhead, asked for an emergency | DNA sample to be taken from her body. |
| onvicted of crimes of sexual assault-provided a | DNA sample to authorities as part of an effort to a |
| A | DNA sample from this relative could be compared aga |
| lengths, enabling scientists to distinguish one | DNA sample from another. |
| 2002, the Palatine Police Department obtained a | DNA sample from one suspect and matched it to a sam |
| It is the most common location from which a | DNA sample can be taken (during a cheek swab). |
| Once the | DNA sample is analyzed it is destroyed in accordanc |
| y suspected by police for refusing to provide a | DNA sample when they conducted a wide-scale request |
| When the | DNA sample in the virus is taken from the patient's |
| For example, if a | DNA sample is going to be used in a cloning experim |
| First, a | DNA sample run in a TBE buffer can better keep its |
| the A260/230 should be around 2, and for a pure | DNA sample, the A260/230 should be around 1.8. |
| Print Genomics was later contracted to test the | DNA sample, and concluded that the suspect was of " |
| ke into Schneeberger's car and obtained another | DNA sample, which, this time, matched the semen on |
| es in subsequent enzymatic applications for the | DNA sample. |
| ld, the zoo agreed to breed them and to provide | DNA samples to the Barbary Lion Project. |
| The Daytona Beach PD are taking | DNA samples from motorists fitting what the profile |
| ice were able to connect the four deaths due to | DNA samples found at the crime scenes |
| rom an 18th-century graveyard; Kittles gathered | DNA samples from the remains and compared them with |
| round finding "Ancestry Informative Markers" in | DNA samples that they claimed enabled them to corre |
| h a process of elimination, as not matching any | DNA samples for the victims, and put into custody o |
| eplace the previous law which had provided that | DNA samples could be destroyed following the acquit |
| After | DNA samples are run on an agarose gel, extraction i |
| The collection of | DNA samples and associated family pedigrees began i |
| SMGF collects | DNA samples and genealogical information from indiv |
| DNA samples should be taken from babies and then st | |
| DNA samples recovered from blood in the building ma | |
| To date, SMGF has collected more than 100,000 | DNA samples and familial pedigrees from donors arou |
| xhibiting similarities to the animals in China; | DNA samples taken from the collected skins showed t |
| Police used | DNA samples from the murder scene to match one of t |
| he 'puzzle' will be revealed when the remaining | DNA samples are obtained, and so the Enterprise tra |
| Some | DNA samples that were left over in some hair sample |
| esearch trips e.g. to collect unique manta rays | DNA samples from Mexico, Sponsorship of SharkWorld, |
| Bisbenzimide mixed with | DNA samples can then be used to separate DNA accord |
| The researchers tested | DNA samples from four men descended from Charles Sw |
| DNA samples before or after restriction enzyme dige | |
| or she would destroy all the remaining morphant | DNA samples, and the two parted ways once more. |
| reaction itself is the process used to amplify | DNA samples, via a temperature-mediated DNA polymer |
| h damage is a problem when dealing with ancient | DNA samples. |
| f genetic material and information contained in | DNA samples. |
| foreshadowed publishing a full arrangement once | DNA sampling of Dryandra is complete. |
| rench film Fureur (2003), the Taiwanese film My | DNA Says I Love You (2008), the Canadian-Chinese fi |
| Following what was the first mass | DNA screening of an entire community, Pitchfork was |
| rest in the trial extended through the "turgid" | DNA section of the trial, and has used his notoriet |
| leads to the removal of a short single-stranded | DNA segment that includes the lesion, creating a si |
| A probe that hybridizes only to a single | DNA segment that has not been cut by the restrictio |
| a transgene can be either a cDNA (complementary | DNA) segment, which is a copy of mRNA (messenger RN |
| or proteins are normally bound to the pertinent | DNA segment. |
| Using Gateway, one can clone or subclone | DNA segments for functional analysis. |
| nce (IS) elements in that it has protein coding | DNA segments flanked by inverted, repeated sequence |
| Though not all the labeled | DNA segregated to the same daughter, the amount of |
| The laboratory also has automated | DNA sekvenator with extraordinary power skriniranje |
| ection of triiodothyronine, early prediction of | DNA semiconservative replication published days aft |
| HPC is used as a sieving matrix for | DNA separations by capillary and microchip electrop |
| he name is derived from the similar approach to | DNA seqencing. |
| The | DNA sequence of the protein has sections very simil |
| EcoRII cut target | DNA sequence CCWGG generating sticky ends. |
| In 1991, the | DNA sequence assembly and analysis software, Sequen |
| It is an invariant | DNA sequence at about minus 70 base pairs from the |
| in morphological, behavioural, chromosomal and | DNA sequence characters. |
| towards understanding gene expression from the | DNA sequence (Alexander Stark) |
| ct and is currently one of the most widely used | DNA sequence assembly programs in the biotech indus |
| Consider a | DNA sequence of fixed length m evolving in time by |
| ishing results of ongoing cladistic analyses of | DNA sequence data for the subtribe Banksiinae. |
| s characterized by their ability to bind to the | DNA sequence "GATA". |
| Telomerase is an enzyme that adds | DNA sequence repeats ("TTAGGG" in all vertebrates) |
| Cre recombinase recognizes a 34 base pair | DNA sequence called loxP. |
| A later reanalysis of the | DNA sequence data using Neighbor-Joining bootstrap, |
| A 3'-Cluster is a negative | DNA sequence discovered by Singh and coworkers, usi |
| by recombination, the donor must have wild-type | DNA sequence in the region corresponding to the DNA |
| As regards ecology, morphology distribution and | DNA sequence data, they form a clade of peacock sof |
| noted above, there are many different kinds of | DNA sequence variation, ranging from complete extra |
| s by the amplification and detection of a short | DNA sequence specific to the bacterium. |
| However, it is rare that the | DNA sequence of a newly isolated protein will be kn |
| 'short reads' are typically less than 1000bp of | DNA sequence and associated quality information col |
| Newbler is a software package for de novo | DNA sequence assembly. |
| The y-axis indicates the time at which each | DNA sequence position replicates during S phase, wi |
| ch data point (grey dot) represents a different | DNA sequence position along the length of chromosom |
| floxed is used to describe the sandwiching of a | DNA sequence between two lox P sites,and is a contr |
| By targeting the ZFP towards a specific | DNA sequence and attaching the necessary effector d |
| According to cladistic analysis of | DNA sequence data (nDNA RAG-1 and S7 ribosomal prot |
| scription factor that binds specifically to the | DNA sequence (the TATA box) which occurs in some eu |
| as the part of transcription factors conferring | DNA sequence specificity as the DNA-binding domain. |
| When the polymerase advances along the | DNA sequence after adding a nucleotide, the interac |
| biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies for | DNA sequence assembly . |
| ty has long been questioned (Vaurie, 1955), and | DNA sequence comparison of Aegean/Eastern Mediterra |
| site (or STS) is a short (200 to 500 base pair) | DNA sequence that has a single occurrence in the ge |
| It is now well supported by | DNA sequence analyses as well as retrotransposon pr |
| nithology, the question could be resolved using | DNA sequence analysis; at any rate, the Micronesian |
| oevolution as the mitochondria have a different | DNA sequence than that of the nucleus in the host c |
| Cladistic analysis of | DNA sequence data (nDNA RAG-1 and S7 ribosomal prot |
| mammalian RNA polymerase II can be defined as a | DNA sequence element that overlaps a TSS and is suf |
| on for "rearranged during transfection", as the | DNA sequence of this gene was originally found to b |
| rses, which describes the identification of the | DNA sequence variant in the horse myostatin gene. |
| Importantly, the first adapter contains a short | DNA sequence barcode and different DNA samples can |
| an of user-supplied mixed aligned and unaligned | DNA sequence data. |
| AP-1 binds to this | DNA sequence via a basic amino acid region, while t |
| Mitochondrial and nuclear | DNA sequence data tentatively suggests that the cha |
| ete lineage sorting which confounds analyses of | DNA sequence data to a massive extent; molecular st |
| Phyloscan is a web service for | DNA sequence analysis that is free and open to all |
| t origin consists of a short (~11 bp) essential | DNA sequence (called the ARS consensus sequence or |
| n factors and enzymes are not able to access to | DNA sequence in this form. |
| This | DNA sequence is bound by the lac repressor, which, |
| uence, it is trivial to derive a unique genomic | DNA sequence from which it had to have been transcr |
| allel evolution - but examination of the actual | DNA sequence will probably show only divergent chan |
| It is a process by which | DNA sequence information is transferred from one DN |
| l thought to belong to the genus Crepidula, but | DNA sequence data show that they are a separate gen |
| the signal sequence at the N terminus, based on | DNA sequence analysis. |
| hylogenetic analysis based on the 16S ribosomal | DNA sequence showed that the strain has the deepest |
| s a program for viewing, editing, and finishing | DNA sequence assemblies. |
| The species was identified from a | DNA sequence from cytochrome b. |
| most potent clones have been identified, their | DNA sequence is optimized, for example to improve t |
| According to | DNA sequence analysis, T. oostingii is more distant |
| ombination of morphological characteristics and | DNA sequence data should be required at least for s |
| ular genetics, an open reading frame (ORF) is a | DNA sequence that does not contain a stop codon in |
| DNA sequence analysis suggests that with a sequence | |
| ecific detection searches for the presence of a | DNA sequence unique to a certain GMO, usually the j |
| research in a broad range of disciplines where | DNA sequence information is likely to drive scienti |
| Phred quality scores shown on a | DNA sequence trace |
| n molecular biology for detection of a specific | DNA sequence in DNA samples. |
| An E-box is a | DNA sequence which usually lies upstream of a gene |
| highly specific, recognising a particular short | DNA sequence, or restriction site, and cutting both |
| It requires prior knowledge of a | DNA sequence, including differences between alleles |
| In looser usage, transgene can describe any | DNA sequence, regardless of whether it contains a g |
| e to be sequenced is a single strand of unknown | DNA sequence, flanked on at least one end by a know |
| ing the peptide sequence include deduction from | DNA sequence, Edman degradation, and mass spectrome |
| ar to C. narentana as regards the mitochondrial | DNA sequence, but the nuclear DNA sequences differ |
| ins and RNA polymerase complexes to bind to the | DNA sequence, which can then initiate the transcrip |
| DNA sequence-based identification is also limited b | |
| For example, in | DNA sequence-based analyses, the problem arises whe |
| hich differs from that predicted by the genomic | DNA sequence. |
| identify candidate protein coding regions in a | DNA sequence. |
| h mitosis or meiosis through factors other than | DNA sequence. |
| This can lead to the termination of the | DNA sequence. |
| r looking for small changes relative to a known | DNA sequence. |
| in other respects of its anatomy and as regards | DNA sequence. |
| The genus name is from | DNA sequence. |
| used as a primer for the next part of the long | DNA sequence. |
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