cytosine, guanine, adenine, thymine
1 centigramme (cg.) = 0.01 "
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Im figuring out myself I think cover girl though.
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CG can stand for Center of Gravity, for computer graphics, or Cover Girl, among many possibilities..
The mRNA comes into the DNA when the DNA unzips. Then the mRNA attaches to one side of the DNA, copies it down, and leaves. Remember, AT CG
CG Coast Guard Governmental » Military CG Computer Graphics CG Congo CG Control Group CG Computer Generated CG Conjugate Gradient CG Card Game CG Commanding General CG Computer Graphic CG Center of Gravity CG Ciba Geigy CG Curious George CG Current Generation CG Character Generator CG Console Games CG Computer Gaming CG Cloud To Ground CG Commercial Grade CG Chorionic Gonadotrophin CG Cell Group CG Cute Girl CG Cool Guy CG Contact Group CG Central Galaxy CG Creative Genius
Au is the chemmical abbreviation for gold.CG is an abbreviation for computer graphics.
The "A" in DNA stands for adenine.
It depends on if you're referring to CG as an acronym or just a general reference to the genome. C, or cytosine, and G, or guanine, are two of the four bases that are the building blocks of DNA. An individual's genome, or his or her complete DNA code, is a series of these four bases. The other two are adenine (A) and thymidine (T). Using "CG" in a different way, microarray technology is sometimes referred to as aCGH, which stands for "array comparative genomic hybridization". Microarray technology allows for the comparison of a test DNA sample against a partial control genome. This genome is represented by an array of probes, which are small pieces of DNA. How many probes one has in an array and which parts of the genome are represented customize the array to help a researcher/clinician interrogate the control sample for certain differences. They can be helpful in finding deleted or duplicated DNA material, for example.
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ta cg cg tc AA tt ac gc ta <---If you mean this then no. TC does not pair, neither does AA, TT, AC, or TA. If you want the complimentary strand to tacgcgtcaattacgcta it is ATGCGCAGTTAATGCGAT.