Sentence examples for complementary copies from inspiring English sources

Because every individual inherits one copy of DNA from each parent, every person has two complementary copies of DNA.

Turgid read though it can be, I love it for what it represents and the wonderful human drama that started with a young man stepping aboard HMS Beagle and culminated in a sick, tortured Darwin sitting in a freezing Ilkley penning self-deprecating notes to go with the first complementary copies of Origin.

Since RNA molecules are complementary copies of the DNA from which they are derived, several laboratories have tried to elucidate a direct role of RNA as a template in DNA repair (Fig. 2).

Consequently, triplets in mRNAs would become "anticodons" (thus reflecting their origin as complementary copies of aa-specific triplets).

Like-wise, the complementary copies of the other two replication origins, A1 and A2, indicated by counter-clockwise arrows will be henceforth, referred to as A1-C and A2-C, respectively, in order to distinguish between the two copies.

See research article http://www.biomedcentral.com/1741-7007/8/54 Replicative or transcribing nucleic acid polymerases must produce complementary copies of nucleic acid templates by a mechanism that strikes a fine balance between fidelity and speed.

Unlike true organisms, viruses cannot synthesize proteins, because they lack ribosomes (cell organelles) for the translation of viral messenger RNA (mRNA; a complementary copy of the nucleic acid of the nucleus that associates with ribosomes and directs protein synthesis) into proteins.

We call this a complementary copy.

He gave me a complementary copy of his book: While The Earth Endures: Creation, Cosmology And Climate Change.

Remember, women's magazines started out as catalogues with a little "complementary copy" for the ads that were about fashion, food, entertaining and so on.

In other RNA viruses, the RNA is a complementary copy of mRNA and these viruses rely on the cell's or their own enzyme to make mRNA.