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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Same as nucleinic.
Wiktionary
- adj. Referring to the nucleus of something. (As nucleic acids are found in the nucleus of cells.)
Examples
“It's those messages stored in nucleic acids and the need to express them which leads me to believe there is a disconnect between prebiotic conditions and the actual causal genesis of the former.”
“He is seeking a causal source for the sequence specificity found in nucleic acids and proteins.”
“Singer continued her research in nucleic acids and was intensely involved in developing related policy.”
“Art, CSI is found in nucleic acids, not activities.”
“Bradford, about the detachable pattern in nucleic acids: The detachable pattern is the genome.”
“Bradford, you're the one who seems to be supporting the notion that there is CSI in nucleic acids.”
“Did Stan Prusiner, whose prion hypothesis was negative (prions don't contain nucleic acids) ever ask any of his critics if they would be satisfied by a single negative demonstration?”
“I wrote: Did Stan Prusiner, whose prion hypothesis was negative (prions don't contain nucleic acids) ever ask any of his critics if they would be satisfied by a single negative demonstration?”
“Forty years ago when we began our studies in nucleic acids, we certainly did not anticipate receiving such an award.”
“Gertrude Elion and George Hitchings, who have collaborated since 1945, demonstrated differences in nucleic acid metabolism between normal human cells, cancer cells, protozoa, bacteria and virus.”
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