The first step in developing a complete understanding of the roles of RNA as a long-distance information macromolecule will be to identify all bona fide macromolecules (proteins and RNA ...

To understand, we must take another, closer look at RNA. In itself, RNA is a complicated macromolecule. In addition to the four canonical bases A, C, G, and U, which encode genetic information ...

Ribonucleic acid (RNA) molecules may be best known for their ... for molecular structure determination of these under-studied macromolecules, forming the basis for the search of their biological ...

Preservation of macromolecules (DNA, RNA, and proteins) in tissue is traditionally achieved by immediate freezing of the sample. Although isolation of PCR-able RNA has been reported from formalin ...

In contrast, nucleic acids such as DNA and RNA serve as informational macromolecules. DNA stores the cell's genetic information, which is selectively copied into RNA molecules that provide the ...

Macromolecules - proteins ... Nucleic acids store and transmit hereditary data. DNA and RNA represent the informational molecules of a cell. DNA plays a crucial role as the genetic material ...

“The lifecycle of RNA is very complex and we are just beginning ... is creating opportunities to drug the macromolecule. If Arrakis succeeds, a vista of therapeutic opportunities will open ...

Chinese scientists have successfully used RNA to precisely gene-edit mammalian cells – something that could be used to develop safer, more effective and lower-cost gene therapies. RNA, or ...

We have demonstrated a microfluidic mixer device to characterized and study the macromolecule dynamics such as kinetics of protein folding, DNA/RNA sequencing, single molecule study and detection etc.