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• Plant DNA C-values Database
  == Plant DNA C-values Database == ...e]] of different plant species. The term "C-value" refers to the amount of DNA contained within a cell's [[nucleus]]. The database is an essential tool fo
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• DNA sequencing
  |Term=DNA sequencing ...A in a code created by arranging the four bases (denoted by the letters A, C, G, and T) in different orders. 
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• Dz13
  '''Dz13''' (/dʒiːˈzɛd ˈθɝːˈtiːn/) is a synthetic DNA enzyme, also known as a [[DNAzyme]], that has been studied for its potentia ...rvival. By cleaving the c-Jun mRNA, Dz13 can inhibit the expression of the c-Jun protein, potentially slowing or stopping the growth of certain types of
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• C-Jun
  '''C-Jun''' (pronounced see-jun) is a [[Protein|protein]] that in humans is enco ...apanese language|Japanese]] word ''jun'', which means "pure". The "C" in ''C-Jun'' stands for "cellular", distinguishing it from its viral counterpart,
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• Branched DNA assay
  '''Branched DNA assay''' ...[DNA]] quantity in a sample. The term originates from the structure of the DNA used in the assay, which is branched rather than linear.
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• Base pair
  ...mical bonds act like rungs on a ladder, helping to hold the two strands of DNA together.  ...(G), and thymine (T). These bases form specific pairs (A with T and G with C) {{dictionary-stub}} [[Category:Dictionary of medicine]]
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• ERCC6
  '''ERCC6''' (pronounced as E-R-C-C-Six), also known as '''Excision Repair Cross-Complementation Group 6''', is ...ementation Group 6". The name reflects the gene's role in the [[DNA repair|DNA repair]] process.
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• DNA digital data storage
  == DNA Digital Data Storage == ...of encoding and decoding binary data to and from synthesized strands of [[DNA]].
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• Plant DNA C-values Database
  == Plant DNA C-values Database == ...e]] of different plant species. The term "C-value" refers to the amount of DNA contained within a cell's [[nucleus]]. The database is an essential tool fo
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• CccDNA
  ...DNA"), also known as '''covalently closed circular DNA''', is a form of [[DNA]] that is circular and covalently closed, meaning it has no free ends. It i ...ed circular DNA". The term "covalently closed" refers to the fact that the DNA molecule is a closed loop with no free ends, while "circular" refers to its
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• ERCC2
  ...''', is a gene that provides instructions for making a protein involved in DNA repair and transcription. The term ERCC2 is pronounced as "E-R-C-C-Two".
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• DNA sequence
  == DNA Sequence == ...ides: [[adenine]] (A), [[thymine]] (T), [[guanine]] (G), and [[cytosine]] (C).
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• AP-1 transcription factor
  ...[[JDP|JDP]] families. These proteins bind to a specific sequence of [[DNA|DNA]], known as the AP-1 binding site, and regulate gene expression. * [[c-Fos]]
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• DNR order
  ...A in a code created by arranging the four bases (denoted by the letters A, C, G, and T) in different orders. 
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• AHDC1
  '''AHDC1''' (pronounced as A-H-D-C-One), also known as '''AT-hook DNA-binding motif-containing protein 1''', is a protein that in humans is encod The pronunciation of AHDC1 is "A-H-D-C-One".
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• ACGT
  ...are the building blocks of DNA and play a crucial role in the formation of DNA sequences which are essential for genetic diversity. ...ine bases used in forming nucleotides of the nucleic acids DNA and RNA. In DNA, adenine binds to [[thymine]] via two hydrogen bonds to assist in stabilizi
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• Lmna
  ...e that provides instructions for making a protein called lamin A and lamin C. These proteins play a crucial role in determining the shape and stability The term "Lmna" is an abbreviation derived from the words "Lamin A/C".
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• Mitomycin C
  == Mitomycin C == '''Mitomycin C''' (pronounced: /ˌmaɪtoʊˈmaɪsɪn ˈsiː/) is a type of [[antibiotic]]
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• Genome size
  '''Genome size''' is the total amount of [[DNA]] sequence information in an organism's [[genome]]. It is typically measure ...essarily related to the complexity of the organism; this is known as the [[C-value paradox]].
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• CDNA
  ...]]. The term "CDNA" is derived from the English words "complementary" and "DNA", indicating its complementary relationship to the original mRNA molecule. ...in the late 20th century, with the "C" standing for "complementary", and "DNA" standing for "deoxyribonucleic acid", the molecule that carries genetic in
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• Kataegis
  ...research]]. It refers to a pattern of localized hypermutation within the [[DNA]] of cancer cells. The term is derived from the Greek word καταιγίς ...iple [[Cytosine|C]] to [[Thymine|T]] mutations occurring in a row on one [[DNA strand]]. These clusters of mutations are often found in regions of the gen
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