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English-russian biological dictionary > histone messenger RNA
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RNA, ribonucleic acid РНК, рибонуклеиновая кислотаRNA minus strand РНК минус цепьRNA plus strand РНК плюс цепьanti-sense RNA антисмысловая РНКbranched RNA разветвленная РНКcharged transfer RNA аминоацилированная транспортная РНКcomplementary RNA комплементарная РНКearly RNA ранняя РНКheterogeneous RNA гетерогенная РНКhistone messenger RNA гистоновая информационная РНКhot RNA радиоактивно меченная РНКimmediate-early RNA предранняя РНКinfectious RNA инфекционная РНКinformational RNA информационная РНК, иРНК, мРНКlate RNA поздняя РНКmature RNA зрелая РНКmessenger RNA информационная РНК, иРНК, мРНКminus RNA минус РНКnuclear RNA, nucleus RNA, nucleolar RNA ядерная РНКphage RNA фаговая РНКplus RNA плюс РНКpre-early RNA предранняя РНКpre-messenger RNA пре-мРНКpre-messenger RNA предшественник мРНКrecombinant RNA рекомбинантная РНКribosomal RNA рибосомальная РНК, рРНКsatellite RNA сателлитная РНКsmall nuclear RNA малая ядерная РНКsoluble RNA транспортная РНК, растворимая РНК, адаптивная РНК, тРНКtransfer RNA транспортная РНК, растворимая РНК, адаптивная РНК, тРНКtranslational RNA информационная РНК, иРНК, мРНКu-family RNA u-семейство малых ядерных РНКviral RNA вирусная РНКvirion RNA вирионная РНКEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > RNA
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= ribonucleic acidРНК, рибонуклеиновая кислота- adaptor RNA
- chloroplast RNA
- complementary RNA
- early RNA
- heterogenous nuclear RNA
- histone messenger RNA
- immediate-early RNA
- infectious RNA
- informational RNA
- late RNA
- messenger RNA
- mitochondrial RNA
- nuclear RNA
- nucleolar RNA
- nucleolus RNA
- nucleus RNA
- precursor RNA
- pre-early RNA
- primer RNA
- replication RNA
- ribosomal RNA
- self-splicing RNA
- small nuclear RNA
- soluble RNA
- transfer RNA
- translational RNA* * *
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