Sentence examples for base of the strand from inspiring English sources

For a French rope, you'll twist the hair as you go, so don't worry if you only have the base of the strand twisted for now.

Each read was extended 200 bp toward the interior of the sequence fragment, based on the strand of the alignment.

You want your hair to gain ½ to a full inch in volume at the base of the strands.

Pick up a new strand of hair near the base of the right strand.

The end base of the gate strand was connected to the middle of the main strand.

In the middle of each rung a base from one strand of DNA is linked by a hydrogen bond to a base of the other strand.

The helix is stabilized by hydrogen bonds that occur between the purine and pyrimidine bases of the strands.

This results in a +1 frameshift if the misinserted nucleotide is complementary to the next base of the template strand or a −1 frameshift if it is complementary to the previous base (Bebenek and Kunkel 1990).

There are two unwound nucleotides (N + 1 and N + 2) between the primer-end and fork junction at N + 3. The N + 1 base of the leading strand is bound in the insertion site and serves as the templating nucleotide for the incoming dNTP, and the N + 2 is unstacked and bound in the template-binding channel of the DNAP.

Two residues of the HEL2i domain, K508 and Q511, engage the RNA duplex: Q511 does not form contacts with the RNA backbone in conformation 1; in conformation 2, Q511 interacts with the 2′-OH group of the fifth base of the bottom strand; in conformation 3, Q511 reaches the 2′OH group of the fourth base as the HEL2i domain slides along one face of the RNA duplex.

The mechanism of template-independent, blunt-end nucleotide addition catalyzed by Dpo4 has also been investigated by employing pre-steady-state kinetic methods, and it was demonstrated that dATP addition was preferred because of the favorable intrahelical stacking interactions with both the 5′-base of the opposite strand and the 3′-base of the elongating strand of a DNA blunt end.