1. DNA and RNA are both nucleic acids.

2. The additional upstream footprint due to wild type RNA polymerase is indicated by the dashed bracket.

3. T3 symbolizes the T3 RNA polymerase promoter of a bluescript plasmid.

4. Similar RNA analysis showed that the visceral isoform was not expressed in 20 day fetal rabbit smooth muscle tissues.

5. Dasgupta and his team then cloned RNA from the yeast and inserted it into human cells in a lab.

6. Could RNA interfere with prion disease?

7. Component of prokaryotic RNA polymerase holoenzyme.

8. "bubble" formed by RNA polymerase move in 10s?

9. Puromycin is non-selective, inhibiting RNA blocking ribosomal translation.

10. Intestinal RNA decreased the intestinal bacterial metathetic rate.

11. Tapetal cells always contain rich DNA, RNA and protein.

12. Tissue, Total RNA, Human Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Precentral Gyrus.

13. DNA and RNA are both types of nucleic acid.

14. Structurally, RNA is a single - stranded structure.

15. Molecular beacons are novel fluorescence oligonucleotide probes fluorescing upon hybridization to their complementary DNA/RNA targets with excellent sensitivity and high selectivity.

16. And RNA (ribonucleic acid), is responsible for only a DNA contained in the genetic information to proteins, "messenger" - an obscure, "a supporting role.

17. P 16 messenger RNA ( mRNA ) , p 27 mRNA weredetected by in situ hybridization ( ISH ) in these tissues.

18. The discriminating factor between the three promoters appears to be the same for each RNA polymerase.

19. The building blocks haven't come together to form a self-replicating chain like RNA.

20. Longer film exposure failed to reveal the presence of these fragments in RNA from aorta and vena cava samples.

21. The functional characteristics of these two strong promoters suggest that they are not optimized for a tight and stable RNA polymerase binding.

22. Like that phrase in our computer model, the particular favoured RNA molecule was built up by gradual, cumulative evolution.

23. In summary, we have identified two ORFs which encode RNA polymerase subunits with considerable similarity to their cellular counterparts.

24. Ribotyping is a means by which bacterial strains are classified according to the gene encoding their ribosomal RNA.

25. Occasionally, because of random copying errors, a slightly different, mutant RNA molecule spontaneously arises.

26. Further studies on the hybridisation of the organisms ribosomal RNA with probes from Campylobacter organisms confirmed this classification.

26. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

27. Expression of the isoform appears to be strongest in RNA from large intestine and bladder.

28. All these could be alternatives to the explanation that the changes in RNA and protein synthesis were due to learning.

29. Indeed all the signatures of an active ternary complex are lost when these altered enzymes are substituted for wild-type RNA polymerase.

30. Cistron A unit of function, i. e. a segment of DNA that determines a single polypeptide chain of a protein molecule or a messenger RNA molecule.

31. A cDNA fragment was isolated and cloned from the total RNA of calli of Onobrychis tanaitica containing condensed tannin using RT-PCR technique.

32. Telomerase is RNA dependent DNA polymerase, acts to synthesize DNA repeat fragment of telomeres , which is associated with immortalization of cells.

33. Mahara : The RNA has been converted into the Nepali Army only in words not in practice.

34. The international research team identified microRNAs - tiny pieces of the genetic building block ribonucleic acid, or RNA - critical to the survival of hair cells.

35. Ribozymes are small catalytic RNA, which could cleave the target gene and block its expression.

36. The 50 S ribosomal subunit: a view of peptide bond formation using RNA.

37. Conclusion Antisense ERCC1 RNA decreased the repair capability for damaged DNA in lung cancer cells induced by benzopyrene.

38. Objective : To make of high yield protection of purine ribonucleosides for phosphoramidite RNA synthesis.

39. A specific semi-nested RT-PCR based on the RNA-dependent RNA polymerase gene in AF469603 of Chinese bee (Apis sinensis) sacbrood virus was established to detect Chinese bee sacbrood virus.

40. The change of protein, RNA, DNA and starch contents during the explants dedifferentiation and callus formation of the Vanilla planifonia is reported.

41. Researchers have known for more than 20 years how so-called gram-negative bacteria like Escherichia coli degrade and recycle their RNA.

42. RNA mainly existed as the single-stranded molecule in organisms is the genetic information carrier, and plays an important role in the transfer of genetic information.

43. Its hyperchromic effect of slowly increasing the temperature is characterestic for single-strand RNA.

44. Analysis test for Nucleic acid revealed that bacteriophage XY - 1 was a 6000 bp, single - stranded RNA bacteriophage.

45. However, it did not show precipitin lines with 615 mouse liver RNA polymerases A, C or E.

46. Each segment, or amino acid, corresponds to a trio of bases in the message that, in turn, complement trios encoded in transfer RNA.

47. The single-stranded RNA Borna disease virus (BDV) , lacks cytopathogenicity both in vitro and in vivo.

48. The genetic relationships among Euglena strains remain poorly understood, despite a rich history of morphological examination and an extensive phylogenetic analysis of the ribosomal RNA genes.

49. Messenger RNA is templated along only one of the two strands of a DNA molecule.

50. Mammalian cells make only the single-stranded variety. If a cell's defence mechanisms detect double-stranded RNA they destroy it, to protect against infection.

51. ObjectiveTo detect messenger RNA ( mRNA ) expression of MMP - 9 and VEGF in pituitary tumors.

52. Current nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs), higher MCV and hemoglobin, and lower HIV RNA and haptoglobin were associated with greater A1C-glucose discordance.

53. Deoxyribozymes have some catalytic functions, such as RNA transesterification, DNA transesterification, porphyrin metalation, peroxidase activity, DNA kinase activity and DNA ligase activity.

54. We have systematically studied the relations between the probe labelling effects and conditions, and found that it not only can label dsDNA, ssDNA, but also RNA and oligonucleotide.

55. Digital coding of RNA sequences has great advantage of mathematical and logical operations: (1) According to the parity of RNA digital sequences the last nucleotide bases can be determined.

56. Double strands RNA produced posttranscriptional gene silencing (PTGS) technique is being used to alter the relative proportion of the major fatty acids present in oil plants.

57. What the researchers discovered in the hepatitis C virus may also prove to be true for related single-strand RNA viruses in the Flaviviridae family,[http:///rna.html] W?lk says.

58. The immediate transcript of a t RNA gene is known as precursor tRNA.

59. The author proposes a kind of RNA secondary structure graph grammar which composed by the set of initial structure graphs and the set of the rewriting rules.

60. Soluble protein, DNA, and RNA contents in flag leaf of cultivar senescence at early stage rapidly reduced and the activities of protease and nuclease rapidly raised.

61. Beta - exotoxin is an inhibitor of RNA polymerase and acts competitively with ATP in various biological processes.

62. This technique, although it has been used successfully in isolating a number of important genes (2, 3), is rather difficult to establish, irreproducible, and requires large amounts of RNA.

63. Nucleoside chemical compounds, which interact with specific structures of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) or ribonucleic acid (RNA) are disclosed.

64. Conclusion: Rnase is rich in pancreas and small intestine and may easily denature RNA.

65. Cytochemistry analysis demonstrated that the laser mierobeam irradiation can destruct both nucleolar DNA and RNA without any vital staining.

66. The base- sequence code is transcribed by matching these DNA bases with RNA subunits, forming a long RNA polymer chain.

67. For many RNA molecules, the secondary structure is highly important to the correct function of the RNA — often more so than the actual sequence.

68. The result shows: The RNA which extracted by so-sulfuric cyanic guanidine has got the lowest purity and integrity.

69. This correlation suggests that RNA structure modulates ribosome elongation to promote native protein folding.

70. Over time it became apparent that a central player in myotonic dystrophy was RNA, a versatile molecule that is very similar to DNA.

71. Methods Dual-electrode voltage clamp technique was used to record membrane currents from follicular oocytes, and defolliculated oocytes that had been injected with alien RNA and incubated.

72. The evidence for a widespread RNA - based regulatory system is strong , albeIt'still patchy.

73. They vary in shape. The two main classes are RNA viruses ( see retrovirus ) and DNA viruses.

74. This homogenizer is proven for disrupting samples for DNA, RNA, and protein isolation procedures.

75. Suddenly, RNA polymerase is let go, raising along the DNA to read the gene.

76. Briefly, most mature miRNAs are the products of RNA polymerase II-transcribed transcripts that have been processed by two RNase III enzymes, Drosha and Dicer.

77. Acquired immunity, adaptable cytoprotection and RNA interference are organism acquired defense functions.

78. Conclusion HAART can rapidly suppress HIV RNA replication, but it is influenced to the liver.

79. Silencing the protein coding gene inside plant body via transgenic antisense gene segment or RNA interfering can obtain antiviral plant.

80. The messenger RNA codon- anticodon linkages seemed to operate on a coding intrinsic to the molecules themselves.

81. The iron response element (IRE) is a highly conserved RNA stem loop structure. It is the binding site of iron regulatory protein (IRP).

82. HBV need a viral-coded reverse transcriptase to replicate because the virion DNA is synthesized from an RNA template, and have their DNA integrated into cellular DNA during replication.

83. This effect disappeared when EAC - I - RNA was treated with RNase.

84. Uracil -- a pyrimidine found in RNA that base - pares with adenine.

85. Objective To study biochemical function and therapy of the NP(nucleocapsid protein) gene of NDV(new castle disease virus). Methods The purified genome RNA of NDV were used for template.

86. DNA and RNA as the heredity matters,[http:///rna.html] they belong to phosphoric di-ester that is their bridge linkage group.

87. Every normal protein-making gene, for instance, has a complementary DNA sequence that sits on the other side of the ladder and usually is not transcribed into RNA.

88. The inhibition of plant activator protein on RNA and coat protein of tobacco mosaic virus(TMV) was studied.

89. An in situ hybridization study was carried out with a digoxin - labelled RNA probe.

90. A virion consists of a protein coat surrounding one or more strands of DNA or RNA.

91. The fundamental mechanism of transcription is conserved among cellular RNA polymerases, the researchers explained.

92. The following results were obtained:Improved CTAB can isolate both satisfied RNA and DNA at same time from all the issues of Chinese jujube.

93. PZ 1 inhibited the combination of viral RNA with plant ribosome both in vitro and in vivo.

94. Now RNA looks every bit as important as those two masters.

95. RNA, the single-stranded precursor to DNA, normally expands one nucleic base at a time, growing sequentially like a linked chain.

96. Some investigations on the ciliated protozoan have provided the insights into the mechanism of ribozymes, self-splicing RNA, telomere structure and function, DNA sequence reorganization and so on.

97. Various RNA molecules participate in this process, some of which form the RNP complexes with cognate RNA-binding proteins.

98. This paper introduces syntactic parser which is used in NLP to do research on RNA secondary structure prediction.

99. In the last chapter, we consider the enumeration problem of RNA secondary structures only for the fixed pairs using the pairing function.

100. Objective To explore the possibility of using HBV as a gene delivery vector, and to test the anti-HBV effects by intracellular expression of antisense RNA.

101. Test results shows that the parallel method has good scalability, and can be used in solving large-scale homologous RNA search problem.

102. Human users, however, do not want it to coagulate too soon, and Dr Schulze Gronover has found a way to switch polyphenoloxidase off, using a technique called RNA interference.

103. Thisstudy used RNA interference ( RNAi ) to detect the function of Wnt 5 band Fzd 4 during the adipogenesis differentiation processes.

104. Adenine A nitrogenous base ( 6 - amino - purine ) found in DNA and RNA.

105. Ribonuclease as an RNA enzyme existing in mammalian cells has the effect of antitumor in vitro and in vivo.

106. The RNA polymerase unzips a small portion of the DNA helix exposing the bases on each strand.

107. Scientists know that inflammasomes act like a sort of roving security force inside the cell, detecting a variety of danger signals such as bacterial RNA or bits of bacterial flagellin.

108. Transfer RNA ( tRNA ) A type of RNA that participates in protein synthesis in living cells.

109. Along with rising of researching in the non-coding RNA domain, RNA homology search problem attracts more and more attention.

110. During RNA replication - the phase during which the virus "reproduces" - all three of the subunits of the protein assemble themselves in a particular configuration.

111. How far along the DNA would the transcription "bubble" formed by RNA polymerase move in 10s?

112. And they found evidence that the therapy had disabled ribonucleotide reductase, suggesting the RNA had done its job.

113. Ribose and deoxyribose are constituents of the nucleic acids RNA and DNA.

114. Objective: In order to explore the effects of CD 40 antisense RNA on Balm cell.

115. Hepatology Digest: Apart from genotype, HCV RNA, and steatosis, are there any other factors that affect the antiviral outcome of hepatitis C?

116. It is suggested that the mechanism of ADZ making encysted larva lethal is inhibiting metabolism of glycogen, RNA, and DNA,[] and ATP production.

117. Petrossian, T. Clarke, S. Methylation of DNA, protein, and even RNA species are integral processes in epigenesis.

118. In this article the principle and methods in constructing RNA replicon-based vectors of Flavivirus virus their applications were reviewed.

119. Phosphorylase gene expression was localized in tissue sections of rice pistils before and after fertilization by in situ RNA hybridization.

120. This study was aimed to establish a ST-based cell line stably expressing the T7 RNA polymerase, which can be used in the reverse genetic manipulation of CSFV and other swine RNA viruses.

121. The RNA was extracted from brewing yeast by strong salt method.

122. Two HIV seropositive females with previously detectable HIV from vaginal fluids by culture and RNA PCR were selected and studied.

123. Trypanosome belonging to kinetoplastid protozoa is host to a variety of intriguing and unique features, including RNA editing.

124. Molecular beacon is a kind of high sensitive and selective fluorescence oligonucleotide probes that is producing fluorescence upon hybridizing with their complementary DNA or RNA targets.

125. Current TB drugs known as rifamycins also act on RNA polymerase, but they do it in a different way.

126. Objective To establish automatic nucleic acid testing ( NAT ) to screen human immunodeficiency virus - 1 ( HIV - 1 ) RNA.

127. Using direct gene introduction, anti sense RNA and co suppression techniques, some new flower color plant cultivars were obtained.

128. Thus it can be seen that the secondary structures of 4. 5S RNA gene in enterobacteria are quite conservative .

129. "Considering the fact that up to 90 percent of the human genome is transcribed into RNA, it becomes clear that RNA is one of the most important biopolymers on which life is based, " said Jaeger.

130. The result showed, a few mesophyll cells of outer layer began RNA and protein synthesis at culture initial stage, then, DNA began synthesis.

131. BDP does not directly influence the intercellular RNA metabolize of the lymphocyte.

132. Objective : To confirm the cleavage activity of ribozyme Rz 199 to oncogene K ras messenger RNA.

133. Methods On the Day 17 after being infected with Trichinella spiralis , pre encysted larvae were collected and total RNA of the larvae was obtained.

134. The virus is a single-stranded RNA virus belonging to the virus family Arenaviridae.

135. Contents of polyamines, DNA, RNA and soluble protein abstracted from leaves at different position of crabapple ( Malus hupenhensis ) seedling were investigated in the present study.

136. Extract the total RNA of rats brain, and measure the mRNAexpression of DBI with RT - PCR .

137. DNA saturation experiment is a convenient method for measuring the relative amount and specific activity of RNA polymerase.

138. More recently Gerald Joyce at Scripps has reported experiments in which two RNA sequences form collectively autocatalytic sets, each catalyzing the ligation of fragments that form the other.

139. A polymer of adenylic acid attached to messenger RNA that stabilizes the molecule before transport from the nucleus into the cytoplasm.

140. Science, Medicine, and the Future: Cell-free fetal DNA and RNA in maternal blood: implications for safer antenatal testing.

141. In this study, the ontogeny of pepsinogen producing cells in rat fundic glands was studied by in situ hybridization using a digoxigenin-labeled RNA probe.

142. Conclusion The influenza virus RNA polymerase PB1 1 is subcloned and expressed in E. coli successfully.

143. What we found was a far bigger revelation than we were expecting: it was a new form of cellular self-control based on one of the oldest types of molecule around— ribonucleic acid, or RNA.

144. All RNA phages cause the death of the host cell.

145. An example of the second situation is the performance of a genetic basic alignment search (BLAST) for genetic matches to a particular DNA, RNA, or protein sequence.

146. We have compared the immunological properties of RNA polymerase B from 615 and L615 mouse livers in double immunodiffusion test.

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147. In gametophytic SI, glycoproteins with ribonuclease activity are produced by the S gene, perhaps disabling RNA at the pollen tube tip.

148. Then along came RNA editing, in which guide RNAs or enzyme action modify some messenger RNAs such that the final protein sequence cannot be deduced from the gene sequence alone.

149. DNA molecule to which RNA polymerase binds, initiating the transcription of messenger RNA.

150. The results of the common acid phenol extraction method show that the RNA isolate was contaminated by a small amount of genomic DNA.

151. Enteroviruses are small viruses that are made of ribonucleic acid (RNA) and protein.

152. Recent results indicate that RNA signaling directs the tagging of the chromatin and thus gene expression.

153. D-Ribose, unlike glucose, is a five-carbon sugar important for DNA, RNA, and most importantly, ATP, the "energy currency" of the cells.

154. The monopartite genome of tobacco mosaic virus is a plus - strand RNA molecule of 6395 nucleotides.

155. Objective To inquire into the adsorptivity of HCV RNA by the inner surface of machine-collected plasma bags and their tubes which were produced, using PVC as main raw material.

156. Polysaccharides contamination is the major limitative factor for high-quality RNA extraction from the high level polysaccharides tissues in field-grown rice leaves and immature seeds.

157. The results indicated that the contents of soluble protein, DNA and RNA in flag leaf gradually reduced, but the activities of protease and nuclease gradually raised during senescence.

158. Two papers published in Nature describe the structure of a part of RNA polymerase, an important H5N1 virus enzyme that is responsible for virus replication in host cells.

159. These results suggested that T7 promoter functions as cis-acting elements of RNA polymerase transcriptional system in eucaryotic cells.

160. By using living cell imaging, time-lapse monitoring and FRAP technique, the intracellular behavior of poliovirus plus-strand RNA was studied in living host cells.

161. Other proteins, like the one Smolke and coauthor Maung Win used for their RNA device, glow green when exposed to a laser.

162. Nucleobases, in this case uracil and xanthine, are the components that make up two of the most important parts of any Earth-bound life form, DNA and RNA.

163. But RNA is a much more complicated molecule than a peptide.

164. A variety of RNA polymerase containing zinc, while the nuclear of acid reductase action is dependent on iron.

165. Compared with I group, the content of DNA and RNA in small intestine mucosa and the activity of lactase and maltase were increased significantly (P0.05 ) .

166. At that time, it had only been demonstrated that RNA could cleave or ligate phosphodiester bonds.

167. A method used for the isolation and purification of total RNA from the hyphostroma of Ganoderma lucidum was reported.

168. Objective To detect the mix infection of a single RNA vival species.

169. The isolation procedure of total RNA from young root and leaf tissue of Rosa multiflora was optimized according to the integrity, purity and yield of RNA.

170. In monkeys treated with minocycline, the virus load in the cerebrospinal fluid, the viral RNA in the brain and the severity of central nervous system disease were significantly decreased.

171. There was no correlation between HCV RNA load and ALT activity.

172. Objective To investigate the effects of cinnamaldehyde and citral on DNA and RNA of Aspergillus flavus and A. fumigatus cells and their mechanisms.

173. Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) gene was served as the internal reference, and RNA transcribed in vitro and positive plasmid were served as the standards in this experiment.

174. Most scientists agree that life went through a period when RNA was the head-honcho molecule, guiding life through its nascent stages.

175. Levels of RNA and DNA in tumor cell membrane in every groups were examined, respectively by laser scanning confocal microtechnic technology.

176. Aim:To investigate telomerase activity and expression of telomerase RNA in human tumors of neuroepithelial tissue,[sentencedict .com] to supply new strategy for clinic diagnosis and treatment.

177. Folic acid - plays a role in DNA and RNA synthesis, and is therefore cellular division.

178. RNA from whole blood samples plainly frozen at - 20 ℃ can be used in RT - PCR .

179. It stores information as a sequence of chemical building blocks (nucleotides) we call A, C, T, and G (for adenine, cytosine, thymine, and guanine in DNA, and uracil replacing thymine in RNA).

180. The three groups also did not differ significantly with respect to the mean change in ALT, change in HCV RNA, or scores on a battery of quality-of-life instruments.

181. RNA stands for ribonucleic acid -- a chemical messenger that is emerging as a key player in the disease process.

182. Second, miRNAs are processed from transcripts that can form local RNA hairpin structures, whereas siRNAs are processed from long bimolecular RNA duplexes or extended hairpins .

183. Honey bee sacbrood virus (SBV) is a kind of picornavirus, a small positive strand RNA virus, which is greatly threatened to the Chinese honeybee breeding.

184. Like DNA, RNA is a complex molecule made of repeating units of thousands of smaller molecules called nucleotides that link together in very specific, patterned ways.

185. The experiment was performed by using in situ hybridization, NADPH NBT histochemistry, RNA dot blot and protein dot blot techniques.

186. This paper introduces the main contents and progress of structural genomics research of DNA and RNA and discusses commercial future of structural genomics.

187. The only difference is that in the RNA copy, thymine is replaced with the closely related base uracil, commonly abbreviated U.

188. Chicken liver chromatin component DNA : RNA : histone: non - histone ratio is 1∶0.

189. The amount of transferred RNA was estimated using the ethidium bromide staining method.

190. The up-to-date implication of gene is the integrated DNA section of coding a RNA molecule or protein molecule.

191. Furthermore, the prospects of RNA interference in Lolium genetic improvement and functional genomics are discussed.

192. The cDNAs to the BMV - E - RNAs and RNA 3 a were preparedby reverse transcription.

193. RNA interference, as an important gene silencing methods, it has a significantapplication to the research of gene function and genetic melioration.

194. Instead of being junky molecular relics, introns could have progressively acquired genetic functions mediated by RNA.

195. In double-immunodiffusion test, this antiserum could form precipitin lines with different batches of 615 mouse liver RNA polymerases B.

196. RNA contents in mung beau sprouts increase by 60%(Ethrel)and 18%(6-BA).

197. Except, in this case the researchers are looking for vulnerable nooks and crannies in a blob of RNA and protein, rather than a thermal exhaust port.

198. Messenger RNA is a molecule a gene is involved in making its protein.

199. and ribosomal RNA (rRNA) has a structural role forming part of the ribosome--the machinery that converts RNA into protein.

200. During transcription, palindromic termination sites form near the 3' end of the RNA and are required in prokaryotes to terminate RNA transcription.

201. Futhermore, chromium picolinate increased the contents of protein fat, and RNA,() RNA/DNA ratio in longissimus dorsi .

202. During the climacteric may be a transient burst of RNA synthesis.

203. Daptomycin exhibits Ca-dependent depolarisation of the bacterial membrane resulting in loss of membrane potential leading to inhibition of DNA, RNA and protein synthesis which results in cell death.

204. However, purification and MS analysis of tandem affinity protein– tagged RNA Pol II holoenzyme complexes identified a minimum stable complex of both known and novel proteins (27).

205. The sharply reduce in value of RNA/DNA was a clear character for the physiological flower bud differentiation.

206. In H5N1, perhaps the most important of these proteins is RNA polymerase, which contains the instructions that allows the virus to copy itself along with all of its genetic material.

206. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

207. The core of a Bacteriophage's genetic material may be either DNA or RNA.

208. Methods:To compare the method of the extract of RNA from goldfish using laminar analysis column with that of using one-step guanidinium isothiocyanate-alcohol phenyl-chloroform.

209. At present, the craft of produces 5 ' -nucleotide from the ribonucleic acid (RNA) is using Penicillium citrinum to produce nuclease P1 .

210. Total RNA was isolated and gelatinase A (MMP2) gene expression level were measured by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).

211. Messenger RNA ( mRNA ) -- an RNA molecule that serves as a template for protein synthesis.

212. However, this term is used loosely as a measure of DNA and RNA length (although RNA is single-stranded).

213. The primary function of the influenza virus nucleoprotein(NP) is to encapsidate the virus genome for the purposes of RNA transcription, replication and packing.

214. A single ribosome, especially one that is combined with a molecule of messenger RNA.

215. Given the properties of reverse transcriptase and RNA replicase, can you suggest a reason for the small size of these viral genomes?

216. A semisynthetic antibiotic derived from a form of rifamycin that interferes with the synthesis of RNA and is used to treat bacterial and viral diseases.

217. It is just the complexity of binding mode between proteins and RNA that limited the study of the interaction between them.

218. Work in understanding the role of RNA in the cell.

219. The assembled factors include an RNA polymerase, the blue molecule.

220. Objective:To observe the effect of compound 6F isolated from Pteris semipinnata L. (PsL) on biosynthesis of DNA, RNA and protein in HL 60 cells and investigate its antitumor mechanism.

221. Dengue viruses, RNA virus classified to Flaviviridae, have four antigenically distinct serotypes.

222. RNA trans-splicing in many primary eukaryotes has been found, and testified, since it was discovered from splicing of RNA of variable surface glycoprotein (VSG) in trypanosome.

223. An approach of drawing of intellectual faculties for second order structure of RNA molecule is introduced.

224. Rnase is rich in pancreas and small intestine and may easily denature RNA.

225. RNA made from the pseudogene, in other words, controls the expression of the "real" gene whose sequence it mimics , even though the two lie on different chromosomes.

226. Specific mRNA sequences can be enriched for by preparing the RNA from subcellular fractions.

227. Objective To optimize the electroporation parameters in mouse primary lymphocyte cultured in suspension with adenosine deaminase acting on RNA 1(ADAR1) as a reporter gene.

228. We are focusing on understanding the viral and cellular factors involved in the viral RNA replication.

229. And we speculated that P3 may affect the symptom by its involvement in RNA replication and also functioned as an pathogenicity determinant.

230. To explore the preparation of specific immune RNA on idiotype and further study immunotherapy of tumors.

231. Still, the results suggest that RNA has the raw catalytic power to catalyze its own replication.

232. Recent investigations show that physiological resurgence is due to the activation of the RNA transcript level in fat bodies, which results in a significant up-regulation of vitellin expression.

233. Nucleoprotein: Macromolecular complex consisting of a protein linked to a nucleic acid, either DNA or RNA.

234. AIM: To construct plasmid vector of RNA interference specific for matrix metalloproteinases (MMP)-9 and observe the silencing effect on gene expression of MMP-9 in macrophage of mice.

235. Navarro and Gull found that the transcriptional body of the parasite uses a less abundant type of enzyme called RNA polymerase I to read the VSG genes.

236. Selecting template and the binding of transcription factors with RNA pol to form replicon are two major regulatory means.

236. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

237. For the hydrolysis of RNA, the whole RNase A molecule is needed; whereas for binding to DNA the S-protein is enough.

238. Using the method of PAGE, We analyzesed the electrophore type of RNA Rotavirus obtained from 108 stool samples with acute diarrhea in Qingdao and Zibo.

239. The application of molecular biotechnology such as molecule marker and the small subunit ribosomal RNA(SSU rRNA)in the research of ruminal protozoal was reviewed.

240. A messenger RNA molecule synthesized from the DNA directs the synthesis of the protein.

241. RNA interference (RNAi) is one of the posttranscriptional gene silencing (PTGS) phenomena, which is mediated by the double strand RNA(dsRNA).

242. One can not make nucleic acids in the laboratory, from non-living material, let alone RNA.

243. DNA molecule to RNA polymerase binds, initiating the transcription of RNA.

244. Total RNA was extracted from Taenia solium oncospheres hatched and activated in vitro and vaccine candidate TSOL18 gene was amplified by RT-PCR.

245. Metal complex of macrocyclic polyamines can hydrolyze DNA and RNA, the ability depends on metal ions and their side groups conjugated to them.

246. In addition to RNA ( ribonucleic acid) and phage, DNA is the genetic material of all living organisms basis.

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247. RNA synthesis in macrophages, however, was improved as the dosage of actinomycin D increased.

248. RNA interference is a very important mechanism for the regulation of gene expression, participates in defense against viral infections, and keeps jumping genes under control.

249. Total RNA was eluted. RT - PCR technique was used to measure the relative value of ATi mRNA.

250. Now we want to understand how the nucleoprotein regulates viral RNA replication.

251. In the same experiment, LMV did not affect the levels of HBV proteins or HBV RNA despite inducing significant reductions in HBV virion production and intracellular HBV DNA replication (Table 3).

252. Telomerase, a eukaryotic ribonucleoprotein complex , contains both essential RNA and a protein reverse transcriptase subunit.

253. FMDV is a member of the picornavirus family. Non-enveloped FMDV has a single stranded positive-sense RNA genome.

254. The information replication of PSTV RNA not only refers to the theo refical problem of the molecular biology of PSTV RNA, but also the molecular basis of controlling viroid diseases.

255. Conclusion The protein, RNA polymerase subunit encoded putatively by the clone, is high conservative in different species.