RNA and DNA polymers both contain: a. 3' OH b. 2' OH c. Uracil d. Thymine Unlike DNA, RNA contains ___. (a) deoxyribose (b) a double strand (c) phosphates (d) uracil. Do bacteria have RNA or DNA? Does RNA-seq data contain any structural information? Which five...
Why does DNA have to be transcribed into RNA? Why is DNA better than RNA as genetic material? Explain. Why are primers in all template synthesis in the cell RNA and not DNA? Why is thymine present in DNA while uracil is present in RNA? Why is RNA less flexible (more rigid) than...
Flap endonuclease I (FEN1) is a critical component of replication machinery and is absolutely indispensable for the maturation of newly synthesized strands. FEN1 also contributes to the long-patch pathway of base excision repair. Here, we use a set of DNA substrates containing a fluorescently ...
Through a process called transcription, bacteria first copy one of the two CRISPR DNA strands into a single complementary strand of RNA; the strand is complementary in that it matches the original DNA code, except it replaces T with U (uracil). Then, the microbes chop the lengthy strand int...
strands, and they involve complementary base pairing within the single-stranded but contorted mRNA molecule. Downstream from this hairpin section is a prolonged stretch of U bases, or residues. These events compel the RNA polymerase to stop adding nucleotides and detach from the DNA, ending ...
RNA contains a copy of a portion of the genetic code kept by a cell's DNA. DNA Genetic Code DNA is a double-stranded molecule. The two strands bind to each other because of atomic bonds between the nucleotide bases on each strand, helped out by other binding forces supplied by proteins...
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Heating breaks the bonds holding the two DNA strands together. The process is calleddenaturation,as the double-stranded DNA molecule is denatured to two single-stranded molecules. One DNA strand will be called the template strand, while its pair is called the complementary strand. ...
The most important advantage CRISPR has over the other gene-editing platforms that have come before is arguably its simplicity and efficiency largely due to its RNA-based nature. CRISPR is much less labor intensive and cheaper than ZFN and TALENs, with an additional advantage that it can b...
The fact that 20 of those transversions could only be captured by one amplified sequence fragment each (of a length exceeding 700 bp) makes it plausible that some phantom mutations could have slipped into the sequencing results because good readability of both strands might not have been ...