Wiktionary
n. (context genetics English) A molecule which interacts with a complementary strand of nucleic acids, so as to suppress its transcription.
Usage examples of "antisense".
Well, triplex and antisense agents are strands of specially designed DNA.
Apex is interested in antisense and triplex agents, but we have always .
In January, following allegations of corruption and conspiracy involving public employees, the governor of California established a special commission to investigate official dealings in antisense research and development.
Executives at Stern Corporation, also interviewed, professed ignorance of any illegal or improper dealings and maintained that antisense research had been a field of particular interest at the company for a number of years.
Executives at Stern Corporation, also interviewed, professed ignorance of any illegal or improper dealings and maintained that antisense research had been a field of particular interest at the company for a number of years.
The incubators in the Da Vinci labs had long since cooked up a full set of corrected Ann-specific DNA strands, and antisense reinforcers, and glue-ons—the whole gerontological package, in its latest configuration.