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Meanings of rnas in English
Portuguese
real serviço aeronaval Spanish
royal naval air service 
Usage of rnas in English
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Delivering RNAs to other organs and tumor tissues remains an ongoing challenge.
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Over 100 types of chemical modifications have been identified in cellular RNAs.
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Moreover, co-packaging of distinct RNAs may be reduced if incapable of heterodimerizing.
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We present two algorithms to predict the activity of AsCpf1 guide RNAs.
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This demonstrates a convenient strategy for the mechanistic study of functional RNAs.
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The role of endogenous small RNAs in metazoan nuclei is largely unknown.
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The presence of messenger RNAs in the spermatozoa has previously been shown.
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A large part of the mammalian genome is transcribed into noncoding RNAs.
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Other nonstructural proteins or viral RNAs in the RC were not affected.
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Their fragmentation generates some small RNAs that are highly resistant to degradation.
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In addition, these RNAs appeared sequentially during synchronized in vitro transcription reactions.
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Most bacterial regulatory RNAs exert their function through base-pairing with target RNAs.
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Sequence conservation and co-variation of base pairs are hallmarks of structured RNAs.
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Instead, other cell types supply RNAs to constitute the plasma exRNA compartment.
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The recombinant RNAs were distinct from wild-type RNA and from each other.
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They used a new method called small interfering RNAs or siRNAs.
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