Examples of using Non-coding in English and their translations into German
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These non-coding RNAs are mostly longer than 200 nucleotides in length;
Characterization of natural antisense long non-coding RNAs(NAT-lncRNAs) from A. thaliana.
The long, non-coding RNA H19 influences the formation and function of brown fat cells.
Genes consist of several modules, separated by non-coding DNA regions introns.
Around 98% of the DNA consists of non-coding regions, which are often involved in transcriptional and translational regulation of the genome.
Gunter Meister andhis team are occupied with the fundamentals of gene regulation by non-coding RNAs.
Radiation-induced expression of non-coding RNAs in 3D mammosphere cultures Task 2.1.
Mitochondrial DNA is circular, with a heavy and a lightchains, has no introns, not any non-coding sequence.
Professor Keller is therefore researching short, non-coding ribonucleic acids, also called microRNAs.
It will still take manyyears to find all the genes as well as understand the need and use of the non-coding DNA.
And how can we apply our knowledge on the non-coding RNAs to facilitate aging in a healthier manner?
Around 75 per cent of the supposed functionless DNA in thehuman genome is transcribed into so-called non-coding RNAs ribonucleic acid.
He will be experimentally examining the role of non-coding RNAs and their potential therapeutic applications.
This research is integrated into fundamental analyses on yet unknown functional units in mammalian genomes,e.g. non-coding DNA regions.
The proportion of functionality within such abundant non-coding regions remains a contentious question.
The non-coding regions of the DNA is also important for forensic investigations and determining biological relationships- paternity etc.
As another example, mutations affecting non-coding RNAs are able to alter expression patterns of far-away genes.
Several non-coding transcripts which range from 20-2500 nucleotides are present which may be associated with transcription start site, degradation or longer antisense RNAs.
Some of this noncoding DNA is used to produce non-coding RNA components such as transfer RNA, regulatory RNA and ribosomal RNA.
Long-range correlations in these structures the authors also do not understand the,Although an increasing complexity of non-coding sequences in the evolution of Biosystems.
Only then it became obvious that short non-coding RNA molecule identified in 1993 was part of a much bigger phenomenon.
His research group will focus especially on analysing the role of non-coding RNAs in ageing of the cardiovascular system.
Introns are also non-coding regions, and often mutations and alterations in introns and intronic splice sites do not receive much attention.
This is an immensely complex process requiring thousands of protein-coding as well as non-coding genes, which change activity from cell type to cell type.
HackermÃ1⁄4ller suspects that non-coding RNAs have an important function at the epigenetic level, for example as a type of cellular long-term memory.
Ii a detailed map of the inserted DNA, including all genetic elements,coding and non-coding regions as well as the indication of their order and their orientation;
A large fraction of non-coding DNA in eukaryotic cell is forming multiple copies of DNA sequences in the genome, generally referred to as repetitious DNA.
The Male-Specific-Lethal(MSL) complex in Drosophila, consisting of two non-coding RNAs and five proteins, is a key factor in regulation of the X chromosome by the process of dosage compensation.
The technology is based on modified, non-coding, long and complexed RNA molecules and optimized for enhanced immune-stimulatory activity.
Structure and function of spliceosomes Eukaryotic pre-mRNAs contain non-coding regions(introns) which need to be removed before the mRNA can be used for the synthesis of proteins.