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stom DNA-binding domains that bind to a desired	DNA sequence.
of core promoter in eukaryotes which is a short	DNA sequence.
genetic markers that may be used to identify a	DNA sequence.
A	DNA sequencer is a scientific instrument used to au
hnique is the DSA-FACE, which is an acronym for	DNA sequencer-assisted flurophore-assisted carbohyd
	DNA sequencers
	DNA sequencers for DNA sequencing.
	DNA sequencers can be considered optical instrument
	DNA sequencers have become more important due to la
that are still around almost 40 years later (in	DNA sequencers, cell sorters, and at laser light sh
zed data acquisition system and high-throughput	DNA sequencers."
An Intergenic region (IGR) is a stretch of	DNA sequences located between clusters of genes tha
Recombination can occur between	DNA sequences that contain no sequence homology.
ncestor 65-75 million years ago, protein-coding	DNA sequences account for only about 20% of conserv
ires binding of Hin and Fis to their respective	DNA sequences and assemble into a higher-order nucl
The	DNA sequences from which such RNAs are transcribed
tomies is limited: if for example a kilobase of	DNA sequences which mutate approximately 1% per mil
	DNA sequences or RNA transcripts that have moderate
Analysis of	DNA sequences from the environment suggest at least
estrogen receptor α that interact with specific	DNA sequences to activate transcription.
Minimal	DNA sequences that constitute functional HREs have
Once candidate	DNA sequences have been determined, it is a relativ
In 2004, a molecular phylogenetic study of	DNA sequences found the genus Canthium to be polyph
More recently,	DNA sequences have been used to investigate the phy
A phylogeny of the family, based on	DNA sequences was published in 2006.
ts that are not encoded by immediately adjacent	DNA sequences in a gene.
It is one of the	DNA sequences collectively referred to as junk DNA,
Given the lack of	DNA sequences from many of the known bird species t
He also develops methods for aligning long	DNA sequences and extracting functional information
Both morphology and an analysis of	DNA sequences indicate it is very closely related t
its own group, the Symbiontida (along with some	DNA sequences which were found in marine environmen
It binds to certain	DNA sequences called cAMP response elements (CRE),
sults of some molecular phylogenetic studies of	DNA sequences have cast doubt upon this placement.
nucleotide differences per site between any two	DNA sequences chosen randomly from the sample popul
Mitochondial	DNA sequences from the two populations H. g. griseu
Long	DNA sequences and databases are good examples of pr
rbitrary sequences over fixed alphabets such as	DNA sequences as well as whole e-mail texts.
scriminate between the two species by comparing	DNA sequences in the gene coding translation elonga
reaction-mixture that contains double-stranded	DNA sequences and measuring dissociation against te
a protein sequence, a family of possible coding	DNA sequences can be derived by reverse translation
her techniques, such as PCR, to detect specific	DNA sequences from DNA samples.
Analysis of small subunit ribosomal	DNA sequences showed P. acicularis to be more close
Implied are genes, the	DNA sequences which are transcribed into the mRNAs
related traits, as well as discover patterns in	DNA sequences and understand the complexities of sp
eroid-receptor ligand complex binds to specific	DNA sequences and induces transcription of its targ
The	DNA sequences for TUFs reside in the intergenic or
a view that is further supported by analysis of	DNA sequences and karyotypes.
r biologist known for his discovery of repeated	DNA sequences in genomes of eukaryotic organisms, b
-and the function of telomeres, the specialized	DNA sequences at the tips of chromosomes.
eveloping algorithms and software for analyzing	DNA sequences and related types of data from molecu
PAPs have also been isolated in fungi, and	DNA sequences encoding for possible PAPs have been
RAD tags are the	DNA sequences that immediately flank each instance
Many noncoding	DNA sequences have important biological functions a
Their response elements are	DNA sequences (promoters) that are bound by the com
The cladogram was based on	DNA sequences of both nuclear histone H3 and mitoch
To preserve the fragments with their individual	DNA sequences, the fragments were added into a syst
For	DNA sequences, a banded alignment is provided.
sis of Rhamnaceae using RBCL and TRNL-F plastid	DNA sequences, J.E. Richardson et al., American Jou
ryotic genomes have many repetitive, non-coding	DNA sequences, formerly known as junk DNA, but now
he genus wide phylogenetic reconstruction using	DNA sequences, and the lumping of the species shoul
cult to quantify as compared with morphology or	DNA sequences, and
Pseudogenes are	DNA sequences, related to known genes, that have lo
sed to remove the vector contamination from the	DNA sequences.
Its identity was confirmed by comparison of the	DNA sequences.
Cre will excise, exchange, integrate, or invert	DNA sequences.
is a DNA-binding domain which binds to specific	DNA sequences.
tion for the origin and evolution of repetitive	DNA sequences.
in 2009 based on differences in morphology and	DNA sequences.
orana, and allows the amplification of specific	DNA sequences.
aligning many proteins or RNAs or long genomic	DNA sequences.
suitable for the alignment of large numbers of	DNA sequences.
as generating phylogenetic trees, and aligning	DNA sequences.
lar biological technique for detecting specific	DNA sequences.
s come from two areas: amino acid sequences and	DNA sequences.
NA and italicize the names of the corresponding	DNA sequences; e.g., BOXB and boxB.)
Pyrosequencing is a method of	DNA sequencing (determining the order of nucleotide
	DNA sequencing
On the basis of	DNA sequencing of both recently collected and histo
For example, automated	DNA sequencing machines were the basis to complete
	DNA sequencing studies in 2002 revealed Brachionus
Unlike most currently popular	DNA sequencing methods, this method does not use a
chromosomes at the molecular level and PCR and	DNA sequencing to compare homologous gene sequences
y refers to a genome assembly merging different	DNA sequencing technologies.
Picotiter plates are used in the	DNA sequencing strategy first exploited by a spin-o
llary electrophoresis units used in large-scale	DNA sequencing projects.
Since	DNA sequencing of the cytochrome b gene has shown S
Di Ventra M. Colloquium: Physical approaches to	DNA sequencing and detection.
oftware program by both academic and commercial	DNA sequencing laboratories because of its high bas
Together with Allan Maxam he developed a new	DNA sequencing method.
Since	DNA sequencing of the cytochrome b gene has shown S
quence of data that is produced by an automated	DNA sequencing machine.
	DNA sequencing and computational comparisons of seq
Sequencing by ligation is a	DNA sequencing method that uses the enzyme DNA liga
	DNA sequencing theory addresses physical processes
s listed as one of the top 20 genome centres by	DNA sequencing capacity.
uality scores had become a required standard in	DNA sequencing, other manufacturers of DNA sequenci
changed with expanding knowledge (for example,	DNA sequencing, unavailable in Linnaeus' time, has
possible by the availability of techniques for	DNA sequencing, which allow the determination of th
asis of the dideoxy chain-termination method of	DNA sequencing, which was developed by Frederick Sa
us for developing the pyrosequencing method for	DNA sequencing.
isms (causing many hereditary diseases) and for	DNA sequencing.
ain-termination methods have greatly simplified	DNA sequencing.
n nano-sensing, gene delivery, drug loading and	DNA sequencing.
ents such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or	DNA sequencing.
ooks different for each species), which after a	DNA serum is collected in Mission 2, can be collect
It is from this	DNA she later cloned him, renaming him Carson.
Gene Codes is currently working with the	DNA Shoah Project whose aim is to identify remains
Optimization of	DNA shuffling for high fidelity recombination (1997
ExtraTrain is a database of regulatory	DNA signals located in the extragenic regions of th
who is Azmuth's assistant; she had switched her	DNA signature for Azmuth's when he refused to give
l equipment on board his ship, Tetrax finds the	DNA signature of the Omnitrix's creator, Azmuth, an
B. odysseyi shares many	DNA similarities with Bacillus fusiformis and Bacil
region of a nucleotide sequence where an RNA or	DNA single-stranded primer binds to start replicati
has been adapted to all types of nucleic acids (	DNA, siRNA, dsRNA, shRNA, mRNA, ODN…), non viral tr
ir ability to site-specifically mobilize to new	DNA sites has been exploited as a tool for biotechn
nd etc. Known examples of smart ligands include	DNA smart aptamers; however, RNA and peptide smart
For example, a panel of	DNA smart aptamers has been recently used to develo
phosphate backbone and the minor groove of the	DNA, so their interactions do not depend on the spe
h access to the FBI's next-generation CODIS 6.0	DNA Software.
Measuring the intensity of absorbance of the	DNA solution at wavelengths 260 nm and 280 nm is us
Modulation of Impedance in	DNA Solutions by Ions and Molecules: 2. Effect of T
Extrachromosomal	DNA sometimes contains addiction modules, a system
rock group Blonde Redhead takes its name from a	DNA song.
hanics, electricity and magnetism, mathematics,	dna, space and general physics.
element moving separately, the entire length of	DNA spanning from one IS element to the other is tr
Access to Thal	DNA spearheads an entirely new field of research fo
Two	DNA species containing single loxP sites will be fu
This results in a change in one base pair of	DNA, specifically a transition mutation.
The esperamicins are extremely toxic	DNA splicing compounds.
n to metaphase chromosomes and to a matrix with	DNA spots representing specific genomic sites.
Propidium iodide is used as a	DNA stain for both flow cytometry to evaluate cell
Ethidium bromide, EtBr, is used as a	DNA stain in gel electrophoresis.
or misconduct, as well as with the results of a	DNA Status Report filed on July 17, 2007, which con
t can pipette onto FTA paper for dry, room temp	DNA storage as well as into barcoded cryotubes for
an ITV documentary programme Secrets Revealed -	DNA Stories in 2006, made by STV Productions, and b
Reading list for discovery of	DNA story from the National Centre for Biotechnolog
g: This beast injects its prey with the Proto B	DNA strain which then proceeds to remove all geneti
This is because adenine introduced into the new	DNA strand is unmethylated.
One such example is the heteroduplex	DNA strand formed in hybridization processes, usual
tides that correctly base pair with an existing	DNA strand acting as a template.
The new short	DNA strand is sequenced using the chain termination
rriors from Earth's timeline, who have an inert	DNA strand that marks them as potential saviours of
he extension of a D-loop when a single stranded	DNA strand invades a "recipient" duplex during reco
l scavengers have no significant influence upon	DNA strand breakage by esperamicin.
a diradical intermediate and eventually double	DNA strand cleavage.
lso repair the long-term damage to the person's	DNA strand so that his/her descendants are less lik
hook shape around the minor groove of a target	DNA strand (pictured at right).
The β clamp physically locks Pol III onto a	DNA strand during replication to help increase its
Evidence for the immortal	DNA strand hypothesis has been found in various sys
Lesions on the	DNA strand are recognized by these enzymes, followe
Branch migration describes the ability of a	DNA strand partially paired with its complement in
A microwell containing a template	DNA strand to be sequenced is flooded with a single
exes of a Morpholino strand and a complementary	DNA strand may be used in combination with cationic
Once bound, Ku can slide down the	DNA strand, allowing more Ku molecules to thread on
bal feature of the base composition in a single	DNA strand.
ides repeated hundreds of times in a row on the	DNA strand.
actions between the polymerase and the template	DNA strand; because the rate-limiting step in the D
ssense mRNA molecules are created when template	DNA strands or the mRNA strands themselves undergo
ging from small peptides and polysaccharides to	DNA strands and entire viruses.
R2) protein makes a specific nick in one of the	DNA strands at the insertion site and uses the 3′ h
to detect the low concentrations of the target	DNA strands used in DNA footprinting experiments.
domain is responsible for physical cleavage of	DNA strands and may introduce either single strande
f these stains/compounds for GC-rich regions of	DNA strands makes them excellent markers for DNA.
MMEJ ligates the	DNA strands without checking for consistency and ca
The mixture is incubated to allow	DNA strands to dissociate and reanneal, forming hyb
like gamma-delta and Tn3 resolvase cut all four	DNA strands simultaneously at points that are stagg
ery is made that these fragments are compatible	DNA strands which have been recovered from differen
First, a mixture of	DNA strands logically representative of the problem
though decitabine can only be incorporated into	DNA strands while azacitidine can be incorporated i
ll as accurate mass analysis of oligonucleotide	DNA strands (40 bp).
d binding protein's (SSBs) stabilize the single	DNA strands in order to maintain the replication bu
When complementary	DNA strands hybridize to the receptors, the charge
The	DNA strands are shown in pink and green.)
t involves denaturation and displacement of the	DNA strands, resulting in mispairing of the complem
ers have created a circuit made from 130 unique	DNA strands, which is able to calculate the square
elicase-like activity, making it able to unwind	DNA strands.
nthracyclines, epirubicin acts by intercalating	DNA strands.
om catalyzing the reaction that coils unwinding	DNA strands.
~ %T and %G ~ %C are valid for each of the two	DNA strands.
cutting of the D-loop and a second exchange of	DNA strands; the Holliday junction can be converted
to nucleotides to be incorporated into growing	DNA strands; but they act as chain terminators and
equence of nucleobases of each of the component	DNA strands;
orton edition concludes with the 1953 papers on	DNA structure as published in Nature.
These alterations to	DNA structure inhibit both DNA replication and tran
droxyl and 5' deoxyribosephosphate termini (see	DNA structure).
structure specific endonucleases on specialised	DNA structures that occur during the biological pro
Recent	DNA studies conducted on hundreds samples from Red
Interestingly, both morphology and	DNA studies have revealed that H. protera was more
istorical linguist Edward Vajda cites that some	DNA studies have shown genetic affinities with that
Early in his research career, he did	DNA studies on Egyptian mummies and the Dead Sea Sc
Cyndi's List - Surname	DNA Studies and Projects
However, recent	DNA studies suggest that the Yellow-billed Kite dif
it had been placed in family Capparaceae, until	DNA studies found the Cleomaceae genera to be more
Early	DNA studies allied the galah with the cockatiel or
Theoretically, based on	DNA studies, she lived in the region of the Pyrenee
ho specializes in genetic genealogy and ancient	DNA studies.
n for flowering plants which is partly based on	DNA studies.
	DNA Studio has regional offices in St. Louis and At
In September 2006,	DNA Studio merged with WHITTMAN-HART of Chicago to

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