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In histological preparations, this efficiency problem may be further aggravated by degradation (e.g. depurination) and modification (e.g. mono-methylol groups added to the bases of RNA in the common format of formalin fixed paraffin embedded (FFPE) tissue sections) of nucleic acids [ 20].

By binding a ferrous iron complex onto a particular section of a nucleic acid sequence it is possible to induce strand scissions at specific locations [28 30].

In this section, we discuss the design of nucleic acid molecular gates that follow the logic of all possible two inputs conventional logic gates.

The most contrasted structures in the EM sections stained with uranyl and lead correspond to high concentrations of nucleic acids.

This molecular testing typically involves mutation or expression analysis of nucleic acids or protein recovered from FFPE tissue sections.

Further studies are needed to address these possibilities, but are hampered by the lack of nucleic acid probes and antibodies that can distinguish sMHCI and membrane-bound MHCI in tissue sections.

Even though we expect that the presence of nucleic acids might increase the dispersion ratio based on calibration results in the previous section, due to the fact that the amount of total nucleic acids present in mammalian cells is typically less than 5%, this increase is negligible and could be further masked by the smaller dispersion of other biomolecules such as lipids and polysaccharides.

Detection of viral nucleic acid in tissue sections of cancerous prostate glands and cloning of the viral integration sites confirmed XMRV as a bona fide human infection with a murine leukemia virus related retrovirus (1 ).

But some of his ingredients, like the nucleotide building blocks of nucleic acids, are quite complex.

The accelerating pace of nucleic acid sequencing allows scientists to read any organism's complete genetic code.

His ambition was to discover the enzymes that made RNA and DNA, which are polymers, or chains of nucleic acids.