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Drug hope for MD sufferers | Herald Sun
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These DNA flaws are handed on to RNA, a molecule copied from DNA to provide the chemical code for making proteins. PTC124 bypasses the flaw, which wrongly ...
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Wikipedia:Reference desk archive/Science/January 2006 - Wikipedia ...
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Digoxin is actually a molecule copied from the active ingredient in foxglove but is not identical to the old digitalis preparations. ...
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RNAs from Online Medical Dictionary
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<molecular biology> The combination of DNA sequences copied from a gene by messenger RNA. The mRNAs transcribed from a single gene may splice together ...
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Calculating the Secrets of Life:
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The messenger RNA copied from a gene is single-stranded and is just an unstable intermediate used for transmitting information from the cell nucleus (where ...
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Frankenstein foods?
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Cells are able to ‘edit’ the information copied from a gene on the DNA to produce various different proteins. This is called ‘splicing,’ which is done by a ...
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The draft human genome: Where are all the genes?
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One example is alternative splicing of RNA: once RNA has been copied from a gene sequence, the non-coding sequences from the introns are sliced out to bring ...
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