Why does DNA have to be transcribed into RNA? Why is DNA more reliable than RNA? Why is ssDNA unstable and RNA stable? Why is DNA better than RNA as genetic material? Explain. Why does RNA use uracil instead of thymine? Why does DNA not form protein directly? Why does DNA depend on...
aDNA is relatively stable and is often still present in many products, even after processing of the plant material. Therefore genetic modifications in plants are more easily and reliably detected at the DNA level. However, this does not apply to highly processed GM materials or ingredients, such...
Why is DNA stable but RNA is not? Why is it important for RNA to be unstable? Why is DNA more stable than RNA? Why is DNA more stable than RNA? Why is RNA more reactive than DNA? Why is RNA-seq "better" than Microarrays? Why is RNA resistant to acid hydrolysis? Why is DNA mor...
The cell substrate to be used for the production of the monoclonal antibodies should bea stable and continuous monoclonal cell linethat has been developed by means of recombinant DNA and / or other suitable technologies. 23 June 2016, EMA/CHMP/BWP/534898/2008 rev. 1, Committee for Medicinal Pr...
3g). In summary, the mutation assays demonstrated that (1) both Z1 and Z2 directions of the prominent ZBTB43 binding peak are mutagenic in both bacterial and mammalian cells; (2) Z2 is extremely unstable in DH5α cells and is moderately mutagenic in NEB Stable cells; (3) Z1 and Z2...
DNA methylation is stable during replication and cell cycle arrest.doi:10.1038/SREP17911Amy R. VandiverAdrian IdriziLindsay RizzardiAndrew P. FeinbergKasper D. HansenNature Publishing Group
The premise of the assay is that the unstable potential products of bilirubin reduction, urobilinogen and stercobilinogen, can be readily oxidized to the more stable urobilin and stercobilin with the addition of iodine (Extended Data Fig. 1), and measured via fluorescence, while non-protein-...
The same study reported their truncated CrARL13 preparation to be unstable in the absence of bound nucleotide so on-rates were not determined, but they showed off-rates for mant-Gpp(NH)p (using the same assay employed in our studies) as 10- and 30-fold higher for the point mutants ...
It has been shown that copy number at Rhg1 is unstable within a released variety over a relatively small number of generations due to NAHR or UCO47–50. NAHR has also been shown to be responsible for CNV of different alleles at the I (inhibitor) locus in soybean for the colors of seed...
larger and show extensive copy number alterations (CNAs). We conclude that heterozygous p53 mutation is sufficient to drive clonal expansion, but the loss of the secondp53allele is required to acquire a copy number unstable phenotype and promote tumour growth....