Definition of antisense in English:

antisense

adjectiveˈantɪsɛnsˈantēˌsens

Genetics

Having a sequence of nucleotides complementary to (and hence capable of binding to) a coding (or sense) sequence, which may be either that of the strand of a DNA double helix which undergoes transcription, or that of a messenger RNA molecule.
Example sentencesExamples
- The sense and antisense RNAs are complimentary and the strands will readily bind together to form a duplex.
- Both sense and antisense strands were sequenced from tumour samples; only forward strands were sequenced from corresponding normal tissue.
- Broken arrows indicate starts of sense and antisense transcription.
- The genotypes were confirmed by sequencing both sense and antisense strands using forward and reverse primers in separate reactions.
- Such mutants have been generated by chemical mutagenesis, gene disruption, and antisense gene silencing.

Definition of antisense in US English:

antisense

adjectiveˈantēˌsens

Genetics

Having a sequence of nucleotides complementary to (and hence capable of binding to) a coding sequence, which may be either that of the strand of a DNA double helix that undergoes transcription, or that of a messenger RNA molecule.
Example sentencesExamples
- Broken arrows indicate starts of sense and antisense transcription.
- Such mutants have been generated by chemical mutagenesis, gene disruption, and antisense gene silencing.
- Both sense and antisense strands were sequenced from tumour samples; only forward strands were sequenced from corresponding normal tissue.
- The genotypes were confirmed by sequencing both sense and antisense strands using forward and reverse primers in separate reactions.
- The sense and antisense RNAs are complimentary and the strands will readily bind together to form a duplex.

单词	antisense
释义	Definition of antisense in English: antisense adjectiveˈantɪsɛnsˈantēˌsens Genetics Having a sequence of nucleotides complementary to (and hence capable of binding to) a coding (or sense) sequence, which may be either that of the strand of a DNA double helix which undergoes transcription, or that of a messenger RNA molecule. Example sentencesExamples The sense and antisense RNAs are complimentary and the strands will readily bind together to form a duplex. Both sense and antisense strands were sequenced from tumour samples; only forward strands were sequenced from corresponding normal tissue. Broken arrows indicate starts of sense and antisense transcription. The genotypes were confirmed by sequencing both sense and antisense strands using forward and reverse primers in separate reactions. Such mutants have been generated by chemical mutagenesis, gene disruption, and antisense gene silencing. Definition of antisense in US English: antisense adjectiveˈantēˌsens Genetics Having a sequence of nucleotides complementary to (and hence capable of binding to) a coding sequence, which may be either that of the strand of a DNA double helix that undergoes transcription, or that of a messenger RNA molecule. Example sentencesExamples Broken arrows indicate starts of sense and antisense transcription. Such mutants have been generated by chemical mutagenesis, gene disruption, and antisense gene silencing. Both sense and antisense strands were sequenced from tumour samples; only forward strands were sequenced from corresponding normal tissue. The genotypes were confirmed by sequencing both sense and antisense strands using forward and reverse primers in separate reactions. The sense and antisense RNAs are complimentary and the strands will readily bind together to form a duplex.
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