Molecule that encodes the genetic instructions used in the development and functioning of all known living organisms and many viruses.
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For example, recent studies challenge the idea that DNA methylation is irreversible.
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Established methods used for DNA preparation do not work in that case.
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In future, having detailed information about particular genes may allow DNA editing.
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Therefore, the aim is to solve the problem of stock DNA limitation.
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In 35 cases, nuclear DNA content of tumor cells was assessed cytochemically.
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Result: a fertilized egg with healthy mitochondria and its parents' nuclear DNA.
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Questioning authority simply does not form part of the Conservatives' political DNA.
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Moreover, using flow cytometry information on DNA content can be obtained simultaneously.
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However, this approach is not applicable to all forensic DNA identity tests.
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This region contains several DNA regions with enhancer activity in cultured cells.
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A DNA sample encodes a person's family ties and some health risks.
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However, Polß has a complex and highly regulated role in DNA metabolism.
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Of course there's DNA, but you're looking at time and taxpayer moola.
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Professor Gemmell said: There is a very significant amount of eel DNA.
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Just as important perhaps, they both look the part: masterpieces of DNA.
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Therefore, our data speak in favor of Top1 trapping by nicked DNA.
