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BIOLOGY Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Small Interfering Rna, Transfer Rna, Glossary Of Ancient Roman Religion

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4 Apr 2023
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University of Calcutta
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Microbiology
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BIOLOGY
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Pourent dna jumaim attachhes ryitbasiz tthh synttuiised dna. Dna pohymiras{ conf inibiab rna poly vane com nhate nono synthems de nono ynihas fvror rate > imis tuke in 1oro nt tnor rate10 nt. The tansci ption unut is rompmses otptomo1er ene. S1minces on dna o ohich rna plyminase lnnd. disocinles. Coduyy stnd nte fune honal segmnt of olna a t (cdes fo rna. Seqnce omd he non femploe is rall mon teme loe sfrand. Te plote stsand -> no shmmlaiy o t. Coodins some t shwic h tt rna tod is gimula e inn i eh tnt rna code is di her. Tmp lale chran. coding shrnd is 5 aht 6c 3 t is saa th 3w a t iu. 5"aau g1 3 if hh n on oddin strovmd. Ho lds the template mbby o al (orpo ne. Jn l i a l i on domain domoun. Elomgato d omum n e d em a in affiniba fd.

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