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overwinding

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overwinding [¦ō·vər¦wīn·diŋ]
(cell and molecular biology)
Supercoiling of a deoxyribonucleic acid molecule in the same direction as that of the winding of the double helix, resulting in increased tension in the two strands of the molecule.


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Also pultrusion dies (including injection type), fiber creels, forming guides, resin baths, overwinding stations, mat slitters, flying cutoff saws, drill stations and notchers, roll-off tables, routers, trimmers, and other auxiliaries.
Also pultrusion dies (including injection type), fiber creels, forming guides, resin baths, overwinding stations, mat slitters, flying cutoff saws, drill stations and notchers, roll-off tables, routers, trimmers, and other auxiliaries.
 
 
 
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