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Basic local alignment search tool that compares a nucleotide query sequence against a nucleotide sequence database.
repeat sequences -- The length of a nucleotide sequence that is repeated in a tandem cluster.
When injecting the editing components, the authors also included a nucleotide sequence containing wild-type MYBPC3 that could be used as a repair template by the editing machinery.
A nucleotide sequence sufficient to encode one protein is called a gene.
When Dr. Kirschstein became director of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences in 1974, she provided critical support for work on the human genome by establishing GenBank, a nucleotide sequence databank.
There was, in fact, a nucleotide sequence homologous to the mouse GBGT1 gene in the rat genome although the BLAST search using the amino acid sequence inquiry did not return any homologous sequences.
A real-time PCR assay was developed targeting a nucleotide sequence within the putative type III secretion ATP synthase gene (ssaN).
We were able to amplify a nucleotide sequence corresponding to the polylinker plasmid vector flanked by the r-act promoter and nopaline synthase 3′-terminator.
To overcome this obstacle, the enzyme telomerase adds multiple copies of a nucleotide sequence to the end of the DNA strand to allow completion of replication.
Thus, a nucleotide sequence in the DNA specifies a protein provided that a messenger RNA molecule is produced from that DNA sequence.
Yet, causally, such a nucleotide sequence would influence development in the same way as sequences that have been selected for.
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