Значения термина sno на английском

Plants contain more snoRNAs than other eukaryotes and have developed novel expression and processing strategies.

It's like the Joker leaving Batman in a sno-cone machine, then not sticking around to watch.

He bent over and collapsed, his blood turning the snow into the most delicious of sno-cones.

In addition, the emerging evidence demonstrating the involvement of piRNA and snoRNA in breast cancer is briefly described.

Polyploidy and chromosomal rearrangements have generated multiple copies of snoRNA genes, allowing the generation of new snoRNAs for selection.

The large snoRNA family in plants is an ideal model for investigation of mechanisms of evolution of gene families in plants.

The diversity and complexity of this gene family continues to expand with the discovery of snoRNAs with non-rRNA or unknown targets.

This unanticipated function of TP53 in snoRNP assembly highlights the potential of RNAi-mediated synthetic interaction screens to dissect molecular pathways of tumour suppressor genes.

Numerous snoRNA gene clusters identified from A.thaliana and other organisms suggest that the snoRNA gene cluster is an ancient gene organization existing abundantly in plants.

In the glare of the Sno-Cat's headlights, his face is a stone.

SNOs serve to convey NO bioactivity and to regulate protein function.

It's a Tucker Sno-Cat, and you didn't offer him your MasterCard as collateral.

He unwraps the Sno Ball and tosses it into the backseat.

On the highway, traffic splatters the little red roadster with Sno-Melt and dirt.

Our entrance into Sno is across an off-kilter suspension bridge, some planks missing completely.

Peter was lashing the last of the gear to the back of the Sno-Cat.