Inverted Repeat

An inverted repeat is a sequence of nucleotides that is the reversed complement of another sequence further downstream. For example, 5'---GACTGC....GCAGTC---3'. Inverted repeats define the boundaries in transposons. Also compare with direct repeats.

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
lee kuan yew
list of playwrights
monster
beetle (disambiguation)
triticale
brian froud
pika
ida rentoul outhwaite
richard dadd
cicely mary barker
thomas the rhymer
germanic
great ocean road
guangdong
li ao
poplog
lao zi
pap
people's action party
bertel thorvaldsen
ramon muntaner
joanot martorell
narcs oller
jaroslav hasek
bohumil hrabal
elysium
isak dinesen
johannes vilhelm jensen
lawrence durrell
h. rider haggard
samuel richardson
breastfeeding
monza, italy
paulo coelho
339 bc
340 bc
335 bc
331 bc
henley
tahiti
26th century bc
our gang
antony and cleopatra
deobandi
Copyright 2005-2009 OnPedia.com. All Rights Reserved