Look up: upstream

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   Upstream
   The region extending in a 5' direction from a gene.
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   upstream
   [adj] - in the direction against a stream`s current 2. [adv] - against the current
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   Upstream
   The process of developing oil fields, exploring for oil, and producing oil from oil fields. Downstream is the opposite of upstream.
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   Upstream
   Term used widely in interactive TV (iTV terms) to refer to the signal pathway from the home to the service provider (e.g. cable operator). This will usually have lower bandwidth demands than the downstream signal pathway from the service provider to the home.
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   Upstream
   Transfer speed of data from client to server across a connecting network (e.g. telephone wire). Opposite of Downstream
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   Upstream
   In the oil and gas industries, exploration and production as opposed to downstream refining and distribution....more on Upstream
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   Upstream
   Generic term that includes oil and gas production facilities; pipelines; gas processing and liquefied natural gas production facilities and receiving terminals. Can be on or offshore based.
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   Upstream
   In the opposite direction to flow towards a given point of reference (Against the flow of water from a given point of reference).
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   Upstream
   In the opposite direction to flow towards a given point of reference (against the flow of water from a given point of reference).
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    upstream
    (networking) Fewer network hops away from a backbone or hub. For example, a small ISP that connects to the Internet through a larger ISP that has their own connection to the backbone is downstream from the larger ISP, and the larger ISP is upstream from the smaller ISP. (1999-08-05)
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    Upstream
    the exploration and production portions of the oil and gas industry.
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    Upstream
    In the opposite direction to flow towards a given point of reference (Against the flow of water from a given point of reference).
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    upstream
    pertaining to locations on the tape longitudinally displaced from a given reference point in the opposite direction to the tape motion Category: Electrical engineering and energy • The direction along the roadway from which the vehicle flow under consideration has come.(Highway Capacity Manual,65,p.19) Category: Transport • the opposite direction from the direction of strea...
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    upstream
    Refers to nucleotide sequences that precede the codons specifying the mRNA or that precede (are on the 5' side of) the protein-coding sequence. Also used of the early events in any process that involves sequential reactions.
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    upstream
    <molecular biology> Refers to nucleotide sequences that precede the codons specifying the mRNA or that precede (are on the 5' side of) the protein coding sequence. Also used of the early events in any process that involves sequential reactions. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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    upstream
    adjective in the direction against a stream`s current
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    Upstream
    In geography, `upstream` means literally towards the source of a stream or river, or against the normal direction of water flow. By analogy with this, see also: *Molecular biology **Upstream on DNA, determining relative positions on DNA. **Upstream in signal transduction, determining temporal and mechanistic order of cellular and molecular events of signal transduction. * upstream (computer science). * upstream (oil industry). * Upstream emission...
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    upstream
    (up´strēm) in molecular biology, a term used to denote a region of nucleic acid to the 5´ side of a gene or region of interest.
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    Upstream
    • (adv.) Toward the higher part of a stream; against the current.
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    upstream
    Refers to nucleic acid base sequences proceeding the opposite direction from expression.
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    Upstream
    A relative term indicating the direction opposite to that in which the protons travel in that portion of the accelerator.
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    upstream
    pertaining to locations on the tape longitudinally displaced from a given reference point in the opposite direction to tape motion
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