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Dictionary » R » Residue Residueresidue (Science: biochemistry) A single unit within a polymer, such as an amino acid within a polypeptide or protein. This term reflects the fact that sugars, nucleotides, and amino acids usually lose a few atoms (usually hydrogen and oxygen) when they are polymerised into a larger molecule. ![]()
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Results from our forumSequence allignment questions... ':' means Conservative amino acids. As we know it's the replacement of an amino acid residue with another one with similar properties, so why do the amino acids with the ':' below it have different properties (so different colours) (look ...
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Re: How dominance works at the DNA/RNA/protein... reduced half-life of the mRNA. There may be STOP codon in middle of the gene yielding truncated protein. The protein may have mutated residue loosing all activity.
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promoter mutations effects... this sequence and question that: (- 35 REGİON: TTGACA, -10 REGİON: TCCAAT) Please answer mutation questions on Pribnow sequences 1-change last T residue of pribnow sequence to A, 2-change first A residue of pribnow sequence to T residue, Please answer mutation question on -35 sequences 1-change ...
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Re: ATCC strains for commercial purposes... quality gas than natural gas and the process is much much cleaner. The process uses woodchips and also uses all of the feedstock, there is no residue. You can even burn manure. There are few books available but more research articles so I have to read those. No consultants and the microbiologists ...
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PhenyalanineRBC= Red Blood Cell I'm guessing. Phenylalanine is a residue in hemoglobin; I believe it helps stabilize the O2 once it is bound.
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