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Some malignant code must be written deep in their lounge-music DNA, because the surface of what they produce does little to offend.

At the time, however, biologists could not extract any DNA because the condition of her bones was too poor.

That process, Dr. Shapiro said, made it impossible to recycle the first computer's software DNA because the sealing enzyme acquired the energy for its task by taking molecules from its strands.

The relevant genes cannot easily be pasted into rose DNA because the metabolic pathway for creating blue pigment in a rose consists of more chemical steps than it does in other types of flower.

Bowen said Gonski "runs through our DNA" because the needs-based system would improve opportunity for children regardless of their background "so you can expect our commitment to the Gonski ethos to run very heavily through our policy development and our policy announcements".

For example, screening for evidence of sickle cell anemia, a hemoglobin disorder, is generally pursued at least initially by tests involving the hemoglobin proteins themselves, rather than DNA, because the relevant gene product (blood) is readily accessible, and because the protein test is currently cheaper to perform than the DNA test.

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is more susceptible to oxidative damage than nuclear DNA (nDNA) because the former is in direct contact with mitochondrial produced reactive oxygen species; mtDNA are not protected by histones or other DNA-associated proteins [19 21].

You must have had a mutant gene somewhere in the DNA, because all the lifting had turned you into a goddam circus freak.

A second possibility is that the MY09/11 primers failed to amplify HPV DNA because of the loss of the HPV L1 open reading frame due to integration of HPV DNA into the host genome (Walboomers et al, 1999).

Proliferating cells are also exceptionally sensitive against DNA damage because the DNA is present as single strand in the S-phase of the cell cycle and serves as template for the complement strand in daughter cells.

Upon target ATP introduction, the aptamer-based hairpin probe is opened to expose a new sticky end for the strand-displacement reaction with another complementary hairpin, thus resulting in the decreasing single-stranded DNA because of the consumption of hairpins.