- pairing, and its competition,
leads to
alternative circularization. Finally, both exon
circularization and its
regulation were
found to be evolutionarily...
-
largest and ω/Ω is at maximum.
Circularization takes place as a
result of
lowering apoapsis or
raising periapsis.
Circularization can also
occur between two...
-
which are
translated as mRNA) are also
commonly circularized.
During genome replication the
circularization acts to
enhance genome replication speeds, cycling...
-
Molecular Inversion Probe (MIP)
belongs to the
class of
Capture by
Circularization molecular techniques for
performing genomic partitioning, a process...
- a
significant energy barrier for
circularization, for
example a 10.4 x 30 = 312 base pair
molecule will
circularize hundreds of
times faster than 10.4...
- velocity: To
circularize at periapsis, a
retrograde burn is made: Δ v = v c − v p {\displaystyle \Delta v\ =v_{c}-v_{p}} To
circularize at apoapsis,...
- with
proteins ****ociated with the 5' end of the transcript,
causing a
circularization of the mRNA that
promotes translation. The 3′-UTR can also contain...
- into a 60-by-170-nautical-mile (110 by 310 km) orbit,
which is soon
circularized at 60
nautical miles by a
second burn.
After a rest period, the commander...
- the
initial elliptical orbit decays into a
circular orbit (tidal
circularization) and the
rotational periods of the two
bodies adjust towards matching...
- Ribose-seq is a
mapping technique used in
genetics research to
determine the full
profile of
embedded ribonucleotides,
specifically ribonucleoside monophosphates...
