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The proposed signal amplification strategy is an integrated "biological circuit" designed to initiate a cascade of enzymatic reactions in order to detect, amplify, and measure a specific miRNA sequence by using the isothermal cleavage property of a DSN.

Whether this cysteine cleavage property is used in other cellular settings is yet to be explored.

DNA cleavage properties and antibacterial activity have been measured and discussed.

Binding and cleavage properties of all the compounds to Escherichia coli DNA were comprehensively investigated by electronic absorption spectroscopy, viscosity, electrochemistry and gel electrophoresis measurements.

Facile production of ZFNs and rapid characterization of their in vitro sequence-specific cleavage properties are a pre-requisite before ZFN-mediated gene targeting can become an efficient and effective practical tool for widespread use in biotechnology.

The binding and cleavage properties of the Influenza C virions hemagglutinin- esterase (CHE) protein for 9-O-acetyl groups on sialic acids have been taken advantage of in various assays using whole virions.

The two ribozymes found in hepatitis delta virus RNA form related but non-identical secondary structures and display similar cleavage properties in vitro.

In parallel we examined the cleavage properties of wild-type Josephin versus two mutants (Jos_I77KQ78K and Jos_W87K) that have been shown to individually abolish binding to site 1 or site 2, respectively [17] (Fig. 1A).

A semi-random enzymatic DNA amplicon fragmentation method was developed based on the unique cleavage properties of MspJI.

Because of their particular cleavage properties, intermediate proteasomes were shown to produce a unique repertoire of peptides.

This hypothesis is supported by the cleavage properties on the double-stranded DNA region of larger (20 bp) Holliday junction intermediates.