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footprinting, a method for determining the location of binding between a protein and a DNA molecule. The technique involves nuclease digestion of the unbound and therefore unprotected sequences of DNA. The protected DNA fragment that remains can be identified electrophoretically. footprinting a technique for identification of protein-binding regions on DNA, based on the principle that segments with bound protein are resistant to endonuclease activity and t`hese can be demonstrated as missing bands in gel electrophoresis. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Between waterings, watch for footprinting, the first purplish sign of wilting. These laboratory test machines can measure durability (endurance) at high speed, tire characteristics, force and moment, rolling resistance, noise level, tire stiffness, footprinting (including dynamic), wheel fatigue, and can be used for passenger car tires up to earth movers. Genetic footprinting (28,29), which was developed for yeast, is also applicable to bacteria (Figure 1). |
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