- from
circRNAs with only one
circularized exon were
found to be much
longer than
those from
circRNAs with
multiple circularized exons,
indicating that processing...
-
probe becomes fully circularized.
Since each
probe hybridizes to
exactly one SNP
target in the genome,
successfully circularized probes provide the nucleotide...
-
which are
translated as mRNA) are also
commonly circularized.
During genome replication the
circularization acts to
enhance genome replication speeds, cycling...
- base pair molecule. The
bending of
short circularized DNA
segments is non-uniform. Rather, for
circularized DNA
segments less than the
persistence length...
-
Tidal circularization is an
effect of the
tidal forces between a body in
orbit around a
central celestial object,
whereby the
eccentricity of the orbit...
- are
perturbed into
orbits with a
smaller period,
which then
becomes circularized by
regular gravitational interactions with the Sun and Jupiter. Jupiter...
- (the
frozen orbits were not
known at that time). The
parking orbit was "
circularized" at 66
nautical miles (122 km; 76 mi) by 54
nautical miles (100 km; 62 mi)...
-
radiative habitable zone can be too hot for
liquid water.
Tides also
circularize orbits over time, so
there could be
planets in the
habitable zone with...
- 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...
- in May 1993, the
orbit of
Magellan was
circularized using a
technique known as aerobraking. The
circularized orbit allowed a much
higher resolution of...
