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Dictionary » H » Hairpin loop Hairpin loopHairpin loop An area where single-stranded dna or rna has folded back on itself and nucleotides from the two separate segments have base paired, so that the resulting structure appears as the name describes. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: rna interference... animal genomes, the double-stranded RNA is manufactured by cleaving a hairpin twice. In animals, the RNA is transcribed as a single strand of RNA ... In the nucleus, the hairpin is cleaved by Drosha releasing a stem-loop. The hairpin is exported into the cytoplasm and then is cleaved by Dicer, ...
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Partially double-stranded RNA molecule question......Hairpin loop structure are quite common. In fact tRNA are quite interesting in this respect. As for what meakes this possible, ...
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The Fiber Disease... not present between BFDV and chicken anaemia virus. A potential stem-loop structure similar to that found in PCV and plant circoviruses was present ... located on the complementary strand, beginning close to or within the hairpin stem. Our findings provide further evidence of a close relationship ...
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