intron (Also introns) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to intron
- noncoding DNA«
- intron sequence«
- polynucleotide segment«
- intron«
- transcript«
- intron gain«
- spliceosome«
- gene«
- deoxyribonucleic acid«
- retrocopy«
- ii intron«
- desoxyribonucleic acid«
- polythymidine«
- splicing«
- mirtron«
- tandem genomic duplication«
- maturase«
- spliceosomal intron«
- intronless«
- protein«
- intronization«
- exon«
- intronic«
- mechanism«
- intein«
- introns/gene«
- degraded«
- intron transfer«
- intron loss«
- transposon«
- sequence«
- nuclear pre«
- rna molecule«
- organism«
- mrna«
- rna splicing«
- intron transposition«
- ii intron insertion«
- single gene«
- trna intron«
- term intron«
- alternative splicing«
- definitive mechanism«
- transposon insertion«
- rna catalysis«
- mrna intron«
- exon structure«
- ncbi bookshelf«
- group ii intron«
- wide range«
- eukaryotic microorganism«
- vivo«
- rna«
- insertion«
- nuclear gene«
- evolutionary time«
- genome«
- transfer rna«
- coding sequence«
- ribosomal rna«
- nucleotide sequence«
- hypothesis«
- eukaryote«
- group«
- ≥3.6 mb intron«
- vivo experimental evidence«
- unspliced trna precursor«
- unicellular fungus encephalitozoon cuniculi«
- trna splicing ligase«
- transfer rna intron«
- stranded break repair«
- spliceosomal rna molecule«
- specific retroelements«
- specific intron sequence«
- sister paralog«
- single precursor mrna transcript«
- short intragenic tandem duplication«
- rtmil«
- retrohoming«
- resemble aggt«
- recent spliceosomal intron gain«
- recent intron gain«
- peptide sequence unchanged«
- original genomic locus«
- mrna intron sequence«
- mobile genetic elements«
- intron invasion«
- intron gain mechanism«
- intron gain fail«
- intron creation«
- internal nucleic acid sequence«
- genome lose«
- gene expression regulatory function«
- final rna product«
- extensive internal interaction«
- extensive indirect evidence lending support«
- entire eukaryotic genome«
- drosophila dhc7 gene«
- consensus donor«
- common ancient ancestor«
- branched intron«
- biochemical apparatus«
- baker's/brewer«
- archaeal transfer rna gene«
- aggt sequence«
- absent location«
- abolishes gene expression«
- process«
- trna splicing endonuclease«
- term intragenic region«
- sequence aggt«
- rna processing pathway«
- proper splicing«
- prevalent mechanism«
- preferential action«
- potential splice site«
- peter walter molecular biology«
- partial recombination«
- mature messenger«
- exonic segment«
- eukaryote lineage«
- biochemistry 5th edition«
- american biochemist walter gilbert«
- aggt«
- vertebrate«
- rna splicing reaction«
- mechanistic origin«
- late hypothesis«
- john l tymoczko«
- jeremy m berg«
- final mature rna«
- final gene product«
- exitron«
- accurate mechanism«
- twintron«
- statistical relevance«
- splicing activity«
- selfish element«
- multiple intron«
- gain event«
- extensive gain«
- expression regulation«
- eukaryotic chromosome fine structure«
- anticodon loop«
- acceptor splice site«
- group iii intron«
- genomic deletion«
- efficient splicing«
- aforementioned mechanism«
- transcription«
- varied rate«
- intron structure«
- intragenic region«
- guanosine nucleotide«
- exonic sequence«
- untranslated sequence«
- spliceosomal rna«
- dimensional architecture«
- day organism«
- mutation«
- splicing intron«
- minor spliceosome«
- covalent structure«
- alternative rna splicing«
- mrna export«
- selfish dna«
- cistron«
- specific bias«
- martin raff«
- virus«
- w h freeman«
- splicing reaction«
- lubert stryer«
- genomic dna sequence«
- eukaryotic evolution«
- trna gene«
- transcription unit«
- strand break repair«
- eukaryotic nucleus«
- dna«
- biological kingdom«
- ribosomal rna gene«
- inteins«
- splicing process«
- spliceosomes«
- phillip allen sharp«
- functional rna«
- transcribed«
- direct repeat«
- alexander johnson«
- julian lewis«
- rna editing«
- orthologous gene«
- richard j. robert«
- bruce albert«
- complex architecture«
- popular consensus«
- operon«
- jumping gene«
- coding DNA«
- recombinant deoxyribonucleic acid«
- recombinant DNA«
- complementary DNA«
- junk DNA«
- episome«
- cDNA«
- sticky end«
- provirus«
- dscDNA«
- biochemistry«
- DNA«
- RNA«
- 5'-end«
