Sentence examples for strips of dna from inspiring English sources

Over the past five years, too, an entirely separate field has arisen that analyzes aging at the cellular level and looks to treat and possibly cure many of the conditions and diseases of old age by focussing on the mysterious role played by the strips of DNA that cap the ends of our chromosomes.

Dr. Collins and his colleagues have in fact demonstrated it is possible to program cells by injecting new gene networks engineered from strips of DNA into the cells so that the cells respond to changes in their environment in ways that could one day be useful for computations.

Integrons are strips of DNA containing repetitive nucleotide sequences that allow genes from one organism to be used by another.

The scientists then place genetic material from the newly isolated cells onto so-called DNA chips, tiny wafers studded with little strips of DNA.

Along with colleagues from the University of California, San Diego, Eggert extracted genetic material and compared sequences of one gene and five other strips of DNA among these populations.

This paper describes the synthesis and characterization of a novel electrochemical label for sensitive electrochemical stripping detection of DNA hybridization based on dendrimer-encapsulated copper.

The eggs would be stripped of their DNA, deliberately fused with human cells and fooled into thinking that fertilization had occurred, in the fervent commercial hope that some sort of an embryo might result.

If researchers do find well-preserved sperm or other cells containing viable DNA, they may undertake experiments to resurrect the species by either injecting the sperm in the egg of a close relative--the Asian elephant--to try to create a hybrid, or perhaps even attempt to clone a pure mammoth by fusing the nucleus of a mammoth cell with an elephant egg cell stripped of its DNA.

The generated models were then docked onto an octamer histone structure stripped of its DNA (source: NCP-601L nucleosomal structure PDB ID: 3UT9) and other heteroatoms.

To evaluate the analytical performance of the NALFIA strips developed, DNA of E. coli strain EDL 933 (775 ng/μL, corresponding with 8.4 × 10 cfu/mL) was subjected to tenfold serial dilutions and divided into six aliquots.

After the beads had undergone cSBL and stripping of the sequencing strand of DNA, we hybridized a fluorescent probe to the 3' end of the DNA loaded onto the beads and confirmed that the Test Template was still present on the bead.