The process of coding the film to DNA is fairly complicated, but in simple terms, it goes something like this: Every movie image is made up of hundreds of tiny pixels, each of a specific color.

DNA works by providing a code for cells to make a particular protein (for example, an enzyme). The DNA code (sequence of bases) is found on the coding strand. close coding strand Bases on one ...

Colour coding DNA promises cheaper sequencing. ... Then they induced a single, 12-base strand of DNA from the human p53 gene to build a complementary copy of itself out of the modified nucleotides.

The final DNA strand contains close to 1,700 nucleotides. When the researchers heated and cooled their DNA strands in a test tube, each one folded in on itself and snapped into a virus-size ...

Canadian researchers have co-written a biodiversity study on DNA "bar-coding" they say will pave the way for cataloguing the world's organisms and lead to the discovery of untold numbers of new ...

The enzyme RNA polymerase attaches to the DNA in a non-coding region just before the gene. RNA polymerase moves along the DNA strand.

Scientists have long known that more than 500 genes (out of approximately 20,000 human protein-coding genes) are crucial for DNA repair. By comprehensively analysing the interactions of these genes, ...