| Messenger RNA molecules are templates for the proteins that carry the main metabolic functions in a cell. |
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| Messenger RNA is a genetic intermediary in the process of making proteins. |
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| Messenger RNA from the housekeeping gene GAPDH was used for normalisation of the cytokine threshold cycle. |
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| Messenger RNA levels for system A were assessed by Northern analysis. |
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| Three main classes of RNAs involved in protein synthesis include messenger RNA, transfer RNA and ribosomal RNA. |
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| The ribsome transits along the messenger RNA as the protein is built, releasing the deacylated tRNA through an exit site. |
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| These stages include transcription, posttranscriptional processing, translation, and messenger RNA degradation. |
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| The system relies on short DNA sequences in bacterial messenger RNA that bind selectively to a specific small molecule. |
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| A gene, by the way, is a portion of DNA responsible for encoding messenger RNA for translation into protein. |
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| We extracted poly-A tailed messenger RNA separately from the planarian head portion and the body portions. |
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| This conclusion was reached prior to the discovery of messenger RNA, transfer RNA, or the mechanism of translation. |
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| Complementary DNA was made from messenger RNA using reverse transcription with a polydT primer. |
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| In RNA editing, specific nucleotides within the sequences of messenger RNA transcripts are modified during or after splicing. |
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| This is where the cell decides which genes are to be transcribed into messenger RNA, which then serves as an instruction to make proteins. |
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| This hormone nuclear receptor complex activates gene transcription and synthesis of messenger RNA and cytoplasmic proteins. |
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| It plays a role in cell division, DNA replication and messenger RNA transcription. |
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| Cancer screening tests are based on the detection of messenger RNA synthesized by tumor cells. |
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| Significantly decreased the levels of pre-pro-PTH messenger RNA, and parathyroid gland weights. |
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| Exons were assigned by comparison of messenger RNA and genomic sequences. |
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| Many were either in untranslated regions of the gene's messenger RNA transcript or in regions that are spliced out before the message is translated into protein. |
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| Precocious foragers-bees stimulated to forage early-also have significantly higher brain levels of the gene's messenger RNA and four-fold higher levels of the enzyme. |
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| It is difficult to identify a gene from a genomic sequence unless a messenger RNA from of the gene has been previously isolated, according to Fannon. |
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| After genetic information from DNA is transferred to messenger RNA, the mRNA data is transferred to the protein during what is called translation. |
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| Introns are sections of messenger RNA that are removed prior to translation at the ribosome. |
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| Host ribosomes translate the messenger RNA into proteins, composed of amino acids. |
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| By fishing out all this messenger RNA, scientists can tell which genes are active. |
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| Within a gene, the sequence of bases along a DNA strand defines a messenger RNA sequence, which then defines one or more protein sequences. |
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| They interfere with messenger RNA, reducing protein production. |
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| The mechanism taught in schools over the past 50 years is the following: the DNA helix located in the cell's nucleus is copied onto the messenger RNA to provide instructions on how to make proteins. |
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| As a first stage, this objective therefore entails at least partial cloning and sequencing of DNA complementary to the messenger RNA from functioning genes. |
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| Approximately 120 macromolecules are involved directly or indirectly in the process of the translation of the base sequence of a messenger RNA molecule into the amino-acid sequence of a protein. |
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| Most immediate post-fertilization protein synthesis is directed by molecules of ribonucleic acid, known as messenger RNA, that were formed during oogenesis and stored in the egg. |
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| The activities were designed to teach students how to read a messenger RNA codon sequence and match that codon up with an amino acid. |
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| In order for a gene to become active it must undergo a conversion of the information encoded in a gene first into messenger RNA and then to a protein. |
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| They identified Monokine induced by interferon-gamma messenger RNA and MIG protein as the clinically significant biomarkers. |
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| In transcription, the codons of a gene are copied into messenger RNA by RNA polymerase. |
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| In the current study, messenger RNA will be obtained from cardiac tissue of embryos that have been treated with 100nm of ATRA in the neurula stage of development. |
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| The messenger RNA molecules made by clusters of clueless genes exhibited no more coordination than the messenger RNA from totally unrelated genes did. |
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