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inverted repeats
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inverted repeats [in′vərd·əd ri′pēts]
(genetics)
Two copies of the same nucleotide sequence oriented in opposite directions on the same molecule. Also known as IR sequences.
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Hasebe (1992) compared the plastome structure of the fern Adiantum capillus-veneris to that of tobacco and found that the gene order in Adiantum was reversed throughout much of the inverted repeat region.
Phylogenetic Use of Inversions in Fern Chloroplast Genomes by Wolf, Paul G.; Duffy, Aaron M.; Roper, Jessie M. / American Fern Journal
Sequencing confirmed presence of the 3' end inverted repeat region of the ISEcp1.
Human Salmonella infection yielding CTX-M [beta]-lactamase, United ... by Sjolund, Maria; Yam, Jennifer; Schwenk, Jillian; Joyce, Kevin; Medalla, Felicita; Barzilay, Ezra; Wh / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Transfer of the inverted repeat construct into the shuttle vector, pArt (Gleave, AP.
Plasmid construction for RNA interference mediated knockdown of ... by Barrouk, Emile; Wilson, Matt; Tokarev, Yulia; Krueger, Judy; Connolly, Erin / Bulletin of the South Carolina Academy of Science
 
 
 
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