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Dictionary » R » Rep protein Rep proteinrep protein (Science: protein) A protein that triggers a plasmid's replication. An acronym for repetitive Extragenic Palindromicprotein, this protein is an enzyme produced by a mutant strain of e. Coli that unwinds the dNA helix. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Generation of DNA nucleotides... answers! clathrin: as I told you, kolean didn't mean (I guess) the proteins clathrins!!! I'm confused as to what kolean was explaining. What ... these proteins are forwarded as needed. But how does that relate to DNA rep? forces: we are not talking about such interactions. I understand that ...
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Fitness and Diet... my calorie intake considerably, mainly by adding vegetable oils and protein to my diet (I didn't even cut off any sugars or fried food). After ... two different methods). I had improved my bench press max by +25 kg, 8 rep squat by +20 kg and 6 rep deadlifts by +40 kg. And I could still hit ...
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The Fiber Disease... The importance of heavy ions in radiobiology is twofold: (1) they represent the most efficient and volume selective mode of radiotherapy of ... inserted into the cell and a voltage was a applied. The motion of the protein was then imaged with a Leica Confocal microscope as a function of ...
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The Fiber Disease... plants. We analyzed circovirus and nanovirus replication initiator protein (Rep) sequences and confirmed that an N-terminal region in circovirus Reps is similar to an ...
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BioInfoMan: The Sequence Analysis and Data Management System... BioInfoMan: reduces your time spent on molecular cloning and DNA/protein sequence analysis tasks by 80% -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ... tool predicts all common features (e.g. promoters, ORFs, lacI, Amp, Rep origin ...) and converts your sequences ...
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