Crossword clues for rna
rna
- Protein production aid
- Part of the gene pool
- Part of a virus, often
- Part of a nucleus
- Nucleic acid, abbr
- Norovirus material
- Molecule with long chains
- Molecular code carrier
- Microscopic code carrier
- Messenger molecule, familiarly
- Letters with messenger or transfer
- Letters with ''messenger'' or ''transfer''
- Letters after "messenger" or "transfer"
- It's stranded in the human body
- It may be a messenger
- It contains genetic info
- Helical stuff
- H.S. biology subject
- Genetics lab concern
- Genetics course topic
- Geneticist's stuff (Abbr.)
- Geneticist's strands
- Genetic transmitter, abbr
- Genetic transmitters (Abbr.)
- Genetic material, briefly
- Genetic marker
- Genetic info letters
- Genetic chain
- Genetic cell matter
- Genetic "messenger" molecule
- Double-helix stuff
- Code letters?
- Chem. in cells
- Certain code carrier
- Cellular transmitter
- Cellular substance, for short
- Cellular "messenger"
- Biology class letters
- Biology abbr
- Biological messenger molecule
- Bio subject
- Abbr. in biochemistry
- "Messenger" substance
- ''Messenger'' compound
- Yeast acid: Abbr
- Word with messenger, transfer, and ribosomal
- Vital acid: Abbr
- Virusoid's makeup
- Virusoid material
- Virus innards, briefly
- Virus component, often
- Viroid stuff
- Viroid material
- Viroid makeup
- Viral gene material
- Vaccine component
- Vaccine basis
- Usually single-stranded genetic molecule
- Uracil stuff
- Uracil site
- Uracil locale
- Uracil container
- Transfer or messenger: abbr
- Transfer -- (cell stuff)
- Transfer -- (cell material)
- Transfer ____
- Transfer ___ (genetic material): Abbr
- Threadlike molecule
- Subj. in biochemistry
- Stuff stranded in the body
- Stuff stranded in genes?
- Stuff in a cell
- Strands at a lab
- Stranded genetic stuff
- Stranded gene stuff
- Stranded cellular stuff
- Strand in the lab
- Strand in evidence
- Strand in biology class
- Strand in a genetics lab
- Strand at a crime scene
- Spliced strands
- Some cell chains
- Single-stranded genetic molecule, for short
- Single-stranded genetic material
- Single-stranded chain
- Single-stranded building block
- Single-stranded biopolymer
- Single-strand genetic carrier: Abbr
- Single-helix stuff
- Single-helix mol
- Single-helix material
- Single-helix genetic stuff: Abbr
- Single-helix genetic molecule: Abbr
- Single-helix compound
- Ribosome component
- Ribonucleic acid, abbr
- Retrovirus molecule
- Retrovirus contents, for short
- Regulatory molecule
- Protein-synthesis helper
- Protein-producing molecule
- Protein-producing agent, for short
- Protein synthesizer
- Protein synthesis molecule: Abbr
- Protein synthesis molecule (Abbr.)
- Protein synthesis molecule
- Protein synthesis mol
- Protein synthesis facilitator
- Protein synthesis controller
- Product of transcription
- Polypeptide chain builder
- Polymeric molecule
- Polymer in protein production, briefly
- Player in protein production
- Participant in protein synthesis
- Part of a gene's makeup
- Paramyxovirus component
- One of three macromolecules essential for life
- Nucleic initials
- Nucleic acid: Abbr
- Nucleic acid briefly
- Need for translation, in biology
- Need for protein synthesis
- Molecule with uracil
- Molecule key to protein synthesis
- Molecule involved in gene regulation
- Molecule in the cytoplasm
- Molecule in a cell
- Molecule containing uracil
- Molecular biology subject
- Molecular biologist's study
- Mitochondrial material
- Messenger molecule: Abbr
- Messenger molecule (abbr.)
- Messenger letters?
- Messenger letters
- Messenger ___ (geneticist's concern)
- Messenger ___ (genetic material)
- Material used in antisense therapy
- Material in translation
- Living cell constituent: Abbr
- Letters with "messenger" or "transfer"
- Letters studied in biochemistry
- Letters in a cell?
- Letters following messenger or transfer, in biology class
- Letters following messenger or transfer
- Letters after messenger, ribosomal, or transfer
- Letters after messenger or transfer
- Letters after "messenger," "ribosomal" or "transfer"
- Its building blocks are nucleotides
- It's usually single-stranded
- It's stranded: abbr
- It's stranded once in every organism
- It's stranded in cells
- Inits. in genetics
- Human body molecule
- Helical molecule
- Genetics topic
- Genetics letters
- Genetics lab subj
- Genetics lab material
- Genetics initials
- Geneticists' chain letters?
- Geneticists' chain letters
- Geneticists' abbr
- Geneticist's focus
- Genetic translator
- Genetic transfer material (Abbr.)
- Genetic print
- Genetic molecule without thymine
- Genetic mol. with uracil
- Genetic mol. with G, U, A and C bases
- Genetic messenger, for short
- Genetic messenger, briefly
- Genetic messenger molecule
- Genetic message "venue"
- Genetic matter, briefly
- Genetic material, in brief
- Genetic material with a single-helix molecule: Abbr
- Genetic material that may be "transfer" or "messenger": Abbr
- Genetic material containing uracil
- Genetic material (Abbr.)
- Genetic macromolecule
- Genetic ltrs
- Genetic item
- Genetic code transmitter
- Genetic carrier, briefly
- Genetic biopolymer
- Genetic acid: abbr
- Gene's makeup, briefly
- Gene-stuffed stuff
- Gen. material
- G/U/A/C holder
- Essential molecule
- Essential cell strand
- Cytoplasm pt
- Constituent of all living cells
- Compound involved in protein synthesis
- Component of all cells
- Code carrier, at times
- Chromosome stuff
- Chromosome molecule
- Chemical initials
- Chains of life: Abbr
- Chain that specializes in personal information?
- Chain letters, genetically
- Chain in bio class
- Cellular transcript
- Cellular letters
- Cellular initials
- Cellular data transmitter?
- Cellular compound
- Cell stuff, for short
- Cell stuff, briefly
- Cell stuff letters
- Cell protein stuff
- Cell 'messenger'
- Carrier of genetic instructions
- Brief genetic material
- Biology class study
- Biological messenger letters
- Biological chain
- Biochemist's concern
- Biochemical messenger
- Biochemical initials
- Biochemical acid
- Biochem material
- Bio text subject
- Bio class subject
- Bio class subj
- Bio class ltrs
- Bio class initials
- Basic yeast acid
- Basic cell substance
- Basic bio subject
- AP Bio molecule
- AP Bio class letters
- Aid in protein synthesis
- A nucleic acid, for short
- "Messenger" or "transfer" letters
- "Messenger" letters
- Some strands in a cell
- Messenger _____
- Heredity unit
- Genetic letters
- Cell component, for short
- Gene material, in brief
- Genetic carrier, for short
- Genetic inits.
- Code material
- Reproductive necessity
- Genetic trait carrier
- Genetic material, for short
- Genetic stuff
- Transfer___
- Genetic transmitter, briefly
- Retrovirus material
- Part of a cell nucleus
- Genetic initials
- Virus type
- Retrovirus component
- Chromatin component
- Genetic messenger material: abbr
- Composition of some chains
- It comes in strands
- Messenger's letters?
- Gene stuff: Abbr
- Ribosomal ____
- Cytoplasm substance, for short
- Genetic code carrier
- Molecular biology topic
- Information decoder, maybe
- Some strands in a cell
- Cell constituent, for short
- It's stranded in your body?
- Genetic info carrier
- It has a sequence of bases
- Cytoplasm material
- Transfer _____
- Cellular stuff
- H.S. biology topic
- Genetics lab study, briefly
- Factor in protein synthesis
- Cell's protein producer
- Biochemistry abbr.
- Stranded messenger? (Abbr.)
- В В Some strands in a cell
- Carrier of genetic info
- It works as a translator
- Genetic strand
- Messenger with a code
- Genetic info dispenser
- Kind of molecule
- Chem. thread
- Translation material
- Biology class abbr.
- Single-stranded molecule, for short
- Cellular carrier?
- Code carrier, for short
- Uracil-containing macromolecule
- Cell material
- What retroviruses contain
- Messenger material
- Protein-producing substance
- Material in protein synthesis
- Kind of replication
- Biology class topic
- Biochem strand
- Viroid composition
- Cell messenger
- Kind of synthesis
- Kind of virus
- Genetic carrier: Abbr.
- Makeup of some strands
- Uracil's place
- Biological chain letters
- Coded material
- Biol. class topic
- Carrier letters?
- Some genetic coding, for short
- ___ polymerase (enzyme also called transcriptase)
- Microscopic messenger
- Biology subject
- Material in the translation process
- It contains uracil, not thymine
- Stuff of life
- Cellular messenger
- Chain in biology
- Key molecule for protein synthesis
- Code carrier, sometimes
- Genetic carrier: Abbr
- Chain letters?
- Single-stranded macromolecule
- It's stranded, for short
- Cell stuff: Abbr
- Transcription product
- Essential macromolecule
- Messenger of biochemistry
- Codon carrier
- Material in strands
- Controls certain chemical processes in the cell
- A nucleic acid that transmits genetic information from DNA to the cytoplasm
- A producer of protein
- Genetic substance, for short
- Gene letters
- Life-force letters
- Genetic factor
- Acid initials
- Genetics abbr.
- Type of virus
- Cell stuff: Abbr.
- Important acid, for short
- Geneticist's abbr.
- Vital acid: Abbr.
- Gene component
- Nucleotide chain
- Spinoff of DNA
- Ribonucleic acid, for short
- Nucleic acid, for short
- Cousin of DNA
- Genetic acid, for short
- Initials for a basic yeast acid
- Essential cell comp.
- Cytoplasm pt.
- Cell chemistry: Abbr.
- Coded matter
- Cell letters
- A nucleic acid: Abbr
- Basic yeast acid: Abbr
- Genetic component: Abbr.
- DNA's counterpart
- Cytoplasm component
- Genetic key
- Vital component of cells, for short
- Biochemistry initials
- Genetic agent
- Basic biol. chain
- Genetic component: Abbr
- Gene stuff: Abbr.
- Molecule involved in protein synthesis
- Ribose acid, for short
- Genetic ltrs.
- Genetic molecule: Abbr
- Yeast nucleic acid: Abbr.
- Cell-acid initials
- Nucleic-acid initials
- Yeast-acid initials
- A nucleic acid: Abbr.
- Protein producer, for short
- Basic yeast acid: Abbr.
- Biochemistry abbr
- "Messenger" molecule letters
- Genetic inits
- Chromosome component
- Genetic info transmitter
- "Messenger" compound
- Messenger molecules
- Letters from your parents?
- Geneticist's study
- Genetic abbr
- Gene messenger
- Genetic matter (Abbr.)
- Cell "messenger"
- Genetics abbr
- Genetic cell material
- Bio class letters
- Biochemist's letters
- Hereditary stuff
- Genes material
- Single-helix molecule: Abbr
- Geneticist's abbr
- Cell "messenger," briefly
- Protein builder (Abbr.)
- Genetics lab topic
- Geneticist's letters
- Genetic code letters
- Genetic "messenger" initials
- Biology class initials
- Part of the genetic code
- Letters from your folks?
- Biology class abbr
- What a retrovirus contains
- Stuff studied in genetics
- Stranded stuff in cells
- Stranded stuff
- Stranded cell stuff
- Genetics lab subject
- Genetically coded stuff, for short
- Genetic info source
- Cell substance letters
- Biology topic
- Uracil is one of its basic components
- Stranded matter
- Protein-building polymer
- Molecule made of nucleotides
- Molecule found in cells
- Geneticist's concern
- Genetic cell stuff
- Genetic building blocks
- Chain letters, to geneticists
- Chain in a cell
- Basic makeup stuff
- Stranded carrier
- Strand under a microscope
- Strand in a lab
- Strand in a cell
- Single-strand molecule
- Single-helix genetic material: Abbr
- Ribonucleic acid, familiarly
- Protein-building molecule
- Protein messenger
- Messenger substance
- Letters in genetics
- It's stranded in the body
- It's in all living cells
- Genetic messenger letters
- Genetic material: Abbr
- Genetic blueprint carrier
- Gene material, briefly
- Chain found in cells
- Cellular material
- Cell's protein maker
- Brief genetic transcription
- Biochem focus
- Bio class abbr
- Basic biological molecule
- AP Bio subject
- Amino acid carrier
- "Messenger" material
- Watson-Crick subject
- Usually single-stranded molecule
- Transmitter of genetic information
- Transfer letters
- Tiny messenger?
- Tiny messenger material
- Stranded messenger
- Some strands
- Single-stranded genetic molecule: Abbr
- Single-stranded cell substance, often
- Retrovirus makeup
- Pt. of an animal cell's biology
- Protein-making stuff
- Protein synthesis participant
- Protein synthesis molecule, for short
The Collaborative International Dictionary
macromolecule \mac`ro*mol"e*cule\, n. (Chem., Biochem.) A very large molecule, especially a polymer having from hundreds to many thousands of atoms, such as DNA, RNA, protein, polysaccharide, polyethylene, polycarbonate, etc.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1948, abbreviation of ribonucleic acid (see ribonucleic).
Wiktionary
WordNet
Wikipedia
Ribonucleic acid (RNA) is a polymeric molecule implicated in various biological roles in coding, decoding, regulation, and expression of genes. RNA and DNA are nucleic acids, and, along with proteins and carbohydrates, constitute the three major macromolecules essential for all known forms of life. Like DNA, RNA is assembled as a chain of nucleotides, but unlike DNA it is more often found in nature as a single-strand folded onto itself, rather than a paired double-strand. Cellular organisms use messenger RNA (mRNA) to convey genetic information (using the letters G, U, A, and C to denote the nitrogenous bases guanine, uracil, adenine, and cytosine) that directs synthesis of specific proteins. Many viruses encode their genetic information using an RNA genome.
Some RNA molecules play an active role within cells by catalyzing biological reactions, controlling gene expression, or sensing and communicating responses to cellular signals. One of these active processes is protein synthesis, a universal function wherein mRNA molecules direct the assembly of proteins on ribosomes. This process uses transfer RNA (tRNA) molecules to deliver amino acids to the ribosome, where ribosomal RNA (rRNA) then links amino acids together to form proteins.
RNA stands for ribonucleic acid, a biological macromolecule.
RNA may also refer to:
- RNA (journal), a scientific journal
- Religion Newswriters Association
- Republic of New Afrika, a black nationalist community and political lobby group
- Rochester Numismatic Association
- Romantic Novelists' Association
- The Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland, organiser of the Ekka
- Royal Nepalese Army
- Royal Nepal Airlines
- Radio Nacional de Angola, Angola National Radio
- Ripley and New Albany Railroad, a Mississippi shortline railroad
- Royal Neighbors of America, an American fraternal order
- RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane
RNA is a monthly peer-reviewed scientific journal that covers research on all aspects of RNA molecules, including their structures, metabolism, functions, and evolution. The journal was established in 1995 and originally published by Cambridge University Press. Since 2003 it is published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press on behalf of the RNA Society. The editor-in-chief is Timothy W. Nilsen ( Case Western Reserve University).
Usage examples of "rna".
These drugs creep through the porins deep inside the cytoplasm and lock onto the various vulnerable sites in the RNA protein factories.
The bizarre part was that the infectious particles are unique, consisting of only protein and containing no DNA or RNA, a proposition so scientifically heretical that the study of these particles and the diseases they produce had already generated Nobel Prizes for medicine in two different years.
PCR was performed on the samples using primers specific for ribosomal RNA, and the products were sequenced, revealing a magnetotactic sequence similar to Terran marine methanogens.
The lab team spliced my sequencing RNA into the ferredoxin nodes, replicating my neuronic structure.
Dicken saw that he had isolated a recombined variety of unencapsulated RNA virus from the blood and sputum of all the afflicted children, in titers sufficient to suggest massive infection.
The four codons for threonine in their RNA coding are ACU, ACC, ACA, and ACG.
There are beginning to be very large databases of RNA chips that have expression data for tens of thousands of genes including normal cells, diseased cells, untreated and treated normal and diseased cells.
Only when messenger RNA is made during a process called transcription are the exons spliced together.
For their part, the Futurists want to change the present through the future, to go into the future and bring back its completion, in the form of restored RNA cells, which is congruent with their belief that the past is the past and all that matters is that which is yet to come, that which still has the hope of existence.
Its vital RNA lacks the proofreading and editing skills which longer, more stable genomes such as ours have developed.
In the second approach, described as interventive, one injects an antibiotic inhibitor of RNA or protein synthesis, trains the animal and asks if it can still remember the task.
Most neurobiologists believe that the neurons are the active elements in brain function, although there is evidence that some specific memories and other cognitive functions may be contained in particular molecules in the brain, such as RNA or small proteins.
During the decade of the 1950s he had painstakingly used the famed Swedish micro-methods to measure the oxygen utilization and the DNA, RNA and protein composition of such isolated cells, comparing the biochemistry of the neurons with that of their surrounding glia.
Sure enough, he claimed, these experiences altered the composition of the RNA and protein of the neurons, but not the glia, that he was studying.
Ott, J and Matthies, H-J Some effects of RNA precursors on development and maintenance of long-term memory: hippocampal and cortical pre- and posttraining application of RNA precursors.