WHAT DOES NUCLÉIC MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of nucléic in the Romanian dictionary
NUCLEAR THAT (1) Which belongs to the nucleus; own kernel. 2): Organic acid that is found in living cells and contributes to the transmission of hereditary characters. [Sil. -cle-CI] NUCLÉIC ~că (~ci, ~ce) 1) Care ține de nucleu; propriu nucleului. 2): Acid ~ acid organic care se află în celulele vii și contri-buie la transmiterea caracterelor ereditare. [Sil. -cle-ic]
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «NUCLÉIC»
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Explicit Direct Instruction for English Learners - Pagina 85
Look up here at the board where I'm pointing and repeat after me: (teacher) (students) nu-cle-ic nu-cle-ic Again. nu-cle-ic nu-cle-ic ri-bo-nucleic ribo-nucleic ri-bo-nucleic ribo-nucleic oxy-ribo-nucleic oxy-ribo-nucleic oxy-ribo-nucleic ...
John R. Hollingsworth, Silvia E. Ybarra, 2012
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The Word Rhythm Dictionary: A Resource for Writers, ... - Pagina 443
... Page 406 |_3-i 27111 111111д1ог37111 Ш 111408311 1 1 1 1111131 de-ox-y- ri-bo-nu-Cle-ic de- ох-у- ri-bo-nu- cle-ic de- ox- у- ri- bo- nu- cle- ic Matching Words: 8-Syllable Words: Rhythm Rhyme Group 3, Page 407 2111111111д1 or?
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The Origin of Life on the Earth: Held at Moscow, 19-24 ... - Pagina 300
IN VARIA B I L ITY OF NU C L E IC AC I DS This is a property that is, often by tenet rather than by experience, held to be common to all macromolecular cell components. How limited our knowledge is, I have already emphasized before; but it is ...
A. I. Oparin, A. E. Braunshteĭn, A. G. Pasynskiĭ, 2013
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The Basic Health and Safety Program - Pagina 306
DNA (des ox y ri bo nu cle ic ac id) (des ok'si ri'- bo nu kle'ik as'id) , (des ox y ri base nu cle ic acid) (des ok'si ri'bos nu kle'ic as'id), complicated molecules, present in most chromosomes, which control the growth and heredity of the cell.
William Waldo Bauer, 1957
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Medical Word Finder - Pagina 96
... or"sum ver'gence de os"si fi ca'tion de ox"y cor"ti cos'te rone de ox"y cor'ti sone de ox"y gen a'tion de ox"y ri bo nu cle'ic de ox"y ri bo nu cle'ic acid de per"son al i za'tion de pig"men ta'tion dep'i late de pü'a tory dep'i lous de plete' de ple'tion ...
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Cosmic Entwinings, Library Edition - Pagina 164
“Oxy ... ribo ... nu ... cle ... ic ... acid. Again, deoxy ... ribo ... nucleic ... acid. Again, deoxyribonucleic acid. Now, you college kids, I want you to run around campus saying 'God invented deoxyribonucleic acid.' That'll drive the Bible-deniers wild.
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Science Wizardry for Kids - Pagina 220
Your DNA helps to determine how you look, what you can do, and how you think. DNA is short for deoxyribonucleic acid. Pronounce it one syllable at a time: de-ox- y-ri-bo-nu-cle-ic ac-id. READ ON TO SEE HOW DNA WORKS. Untangle ...
Margaret Kenda, Phyllis S. Williams, Deborah Gross, 2009
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Aspects of Cell Regulation - Pagina 228
However, many of the original studies examined biopsy specimens by nucléic acid hybridization in solution, a method not sufficiently sensitive to detect small amounts of DNA. More recently, in situ hybridization has been used to measure ...
G. H. Bourne, J. F. Danielli, 2013
Mancini walked to the front of the classroom, blew a puff of chalkdust from his fingertips, and rapped his knuckles on the blackboard. “Di–ox–i–ri–bo–nu–cle–ic–a–cid.” Each syllable was punctuated by a rap on the board and a new puff of dust ...
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Biogenesis of Natural Compounds - Pagina 555
... as initiators in the terminal addition reaction.(203) The reaction is dependent upon Mg++ ions and diphosphate substrates; EN Z Y MIC SYNTHESIS OF NU C L E IC AC IDS 555 V. ENZYMIC SYNTHESIS OF POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDES.
