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   antisense
   Way to turn off a gene by putting a 'reverse version' or 'mirror image' version of the gene into a cell. See marker gene.
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   Antisense
   Antisense: In molecular biology, the strand complementary to a coding sequence of a nucleic acid. Antisense DNA is the non-coding strand complementary to the coding strand in double-stranded DNA. The antisense strand serves as the template for messenger RNA (mRNA) synthesis. Antisense RNA is the non...
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   antisense
   In general the complementary strand of a coding sequence of DNA or of mRNA. Antisense RNA hybridizes with and inactivates mRNA.
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   antisense
   <molecular biology> In general the complementary strand of a coding sequence of DNA (antisense DNA) or of mRNA (antisense RNA). ... A collection of nucleotide sequences which are not templates for synthesis but yet interact with complementary sequences in other molecules thereby causing functi...
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   antisense
   (an″te-) (an´ti-sens) pertaining to the antisense strand of a nucleic acid. Antisense strand of DNA, complementary to the sense (coding) strand and serving as a template for RNA synthesis.
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   Antisense
   Nucleic acid that has a sequence exactly opposite to an mRNA molecule made by the body; binds to the mRNA molecule to prevent a protein from being made.
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   antisense
   The non-coding strand in double-stranded DNA. The antisense strand serves as the template for mRNA synthesis.
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   antisense
   antisense, DNA or RNA manipulated in a laboratory so that its components (nucleotides) form a complementary copy of normal, or “sense,” messenger RNA (mRNA; see nucleic acid). Antisense techniques are used to deactivate disease-causing or undesirable genes so that they cannot produce har...
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   antisense
   Type: Term Pronunciation: an′tē-sents See: antisense DNA, antisense RNA
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    Antisense
    Nucleic acid that has a sequence exactly opposite to an mRNA molecule made by the body; binds to the mRNA molecule to prevent a protein from being made.
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