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Meanings of nucleotide in English

Portuguese
nucleotídeo
Catalan
nucleòtid

A phosphoric ester of a nucleoside; the basic structural unit of nucleic acids (DNA or RNA)

nucleotídeo
Usage of nucleotide in English
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For example, amino acids contributing to nucleotide binding sites have been identified.
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Depletion of RBF1 causes major changes in nucleotide synthesis and glutathione metabolism.
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Global nucleotide variation detection in ten clonal isolates identified 32 point mutations.
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The nucleotide sequences of the extension products were determined by mass spectrometry.
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Phylogenetic analysis of nucleotide sequence data is widely used for viral epidemiology.
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Point-by-point mutations, called single nucleotide polymorphisms, involve simple changes to DNA lettering.
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The possible role of cyclic nucleotide in the taste transduction was discussed.
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Short read aligners are well suited to single nucleotide and indel detection.
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For each nucleotide-chaperonin complex studied, the effect of nucleotide concentration was measured.
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The theory of 'gatekeeper' residues has been proposed to explain the nucleotide-specificity.
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Eleven single nucleotide polymorphisms were selected to tag common linkage disequilibrium clusters.
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Interestingly, nucleotide diversity was lower for Clade I than II and III.
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These ten-nucleotide hairpins have nearly identical sequences and similar overall tertiary folds.
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No nucleotide aberrancy was detected in the coding regions of these genes.
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Single nucleotide scanning mutagenesis defined consensus sequences for these two CaRRE motifs.
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On the computer, the nucleotide sequence had finished scrolling to the end.
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Translations for nucleotide
Catalan
nucleòtid
Nucleotide through the time
Nucleotide across language varieties
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