G loop

No, I mean that I suspect that my sequence may have a region of señf-complementarity. I mean, my sequence may form a loop. Thank you for answering this post, and thanks all people who have readen my post. I have to say that I have found the software which tests self-complementarity: ...

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... is supported by all of the following evidence except that: A.) Mitochondria have their own genetic information. B.) Mitochondrial DNA is in a loop. C.) Mitochondria do their own reproducing inside the cell. D.) Mitochondria make all their own proteins.

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Hi there, Was going through a past test questions and need some help with the following question: The glycine rich loop of protein kinases contains highly conserved glycine residues. Why are they conserved? possible info?? Glycine is flexible therefore allows loop to open up to ...

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... on learning on it's own like the genome does by replicating itself through time. Each lifetime another trip back up to the top of the four part loop demonstrated by the Intelligence Generator/Detector . In case you are interested here is where I keep my notes and best links of the current work ...

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... have already mutated, and the stories they tell begin to get a bit jumbled. Your teacher was referring to the control region, also known as the D-loop, of mtDNA. This region does not contain any genes and so is the most variable region in the mitochondrial genome. It accumulates mutations faster ...

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