antisenseadj.

/ˈæntisɛns/

Etymology: < anti- prefix¹ + sense n. Additions.

Biochem. and Genetics.

Designating or pertaining to the strand of duplex DNA that acts as a template for the synthesis of mRNA in a cell; also, designating or pertaining to RNA produced by the transcription of sense DNA, having a complementary base sequence to mRNA and able to bind with it, thereby preventing translation of the latter into protein. Also absol. as n.For an antithetical use see note s.v. sense n. Additions.

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the world > life > biology > biological processes > genetic activity > genetic components > [adjective] > DNA or RNA > of parts of DNA

sense1958

redundant1962

nucleosomal1975

antisense1977

the world > life > biology > biological processes > genetic activity > genetic components > [noun] > nucleic acid > DNA > section of

operator1961

satellite1962

junk DNA1963

spacer1963

transposon1974

antisense1977

retroposon1983

retrotransposon1985

retroelement1988

microsatellite1989

1977 Biochem. & Biophys. Res. Communications 75 602 The synthesis of the ‘anti-sense’ strand, and its pairing with globin RNA sequences, are processes that will presumably occur in the absence of Hg-substituted precursors.

1979 Jrnl. Molecular Biol. 135 729 A fraction of h22 transcripts from the oocyte must be considered as erroneous since they are derived from the antisense strand of histone DNA whereas in the sea urchin only the sense strand is transcribed.

1988 Nature 30 June 801/1 Anti-sense RNA..is complementary to a given messenger RNA species, with which it pairs, forming double-stranded RNA.

1990 Food FIPP Apr. 2/2 Antisense tomatoes are engineered with a gene that significantly reduces the naturally occurring enzyme polygalacturonase.

1991 Daily Tel. 27 May 18/5 The scientists inserted an antisense genetic sequence into the chromosomes of fertilised mouse eggs.

1993 W. Bains Biotechnol. 19 Antisense was discovered as the way that some bacteria naturally regulate the activity of some of their genes.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1997; most recently modified version published online March 2011).

单词	antisense
释义	antisenseadj. /ˈæntisɛns/ Etymology: < anti- prefix¹ + sense n. Additions. Biochem. and Genetics. Designating or pertaining to the strand of duplex DNA that acts as a template for the synthesis of mRNA in a cell; also, designating or pertaining to RNA produced by the transcription of sense DNA, having a complementary base sequence to mRNA and able to bind with it, thereby preventing translation of the latter into protein. Also absol. as n.For an antithetical use see note s.v. sense n. Additions. ΘΚΠ the world > life > biology > biological processes > genetic activity > genetic components > [adjective] > DNA or RNA > of parts of DNA sense1958 redundant1962 nucleosomal1975 antisense1977 the world > life > biology > biological processes > genetic activity > genetic components > [noun] > nucleic acid > DNA > section of operator1961 satellite1962 junk DNA1963 spacer1963 transposon1974 antisense1977 retroposon1983 retrotransposon1985 retroelement1988 microsatellite1989 1977 Biochem. & Biophys. Res. Communications 75 602 The synthesis of the ‘anti-sense’ strand, and its pairing with globin RNA sequences, are processes that will presumably occur in the absence of Hg-substituted precursors. 1979 Jrnl. Molecular Biol. 135 729 A fraction of h22 transcripts from the oocyte must be considered as erroneous since they are derived from the antisense strand of histone DNA whereas in the sea urchin only the sense strand is transcribed. 1988 Nature 30 June 801/1 Anti-sense RNA..is complementary to a given messenger RNA species, with which it pairs, forming double-stranded RNA. 1990 Food FIPP Apr. 2/2 Antisense tomatoes are engineered with a gene that significantly reduces the naturally occurring enzyme polygalacturonase. 1991 Daily Tel. 27 May 18/5 The scientists inserted an antisense genetic sequence into the chromosomes of fertilised mouse eggs. 1993 W. Bains Biotechnol. 19 Antisense was discovered as the way that some bacteria naturally regulate the activity of some of their genes. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1997; most recently modified version published online March 2011). < adj.1977
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