Repetitive sequences, nucleic acid

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Multiple RNA Rapid In Situ Imaging Based on Cas9 Code Key System

Small Methods
Existing RNA in situ imaging strategies mostly utilize parallel repetitive nucleic acid self‐assembly to achieve multiple analysis, with limitations of complicated systems and cumbersome steps. Here, a Cas9 code key system with key probe (KP) encoder and
Ruiwei Hu +14 more
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Synchronous Dual-Cycle Amplification System Based on Programmable Ago-DNA Polymerase for Detecting Tumor-Related MicroRNAs.

Analytical Chemistry
Detecting nucleic acid biomarkers is essential for early cancer diagnosis and monitoring. Traditional methods (e.g., exponential isothermal amplification (EXPAR)) adopt DNA polymerases and endonucleases for nucleic acid amplification and analysis, but ...
Qiuyuan Lin +7 more
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The Balbiani ring multigene family: coding repetitive sequences and evolution of a tissue-specific cell function.

Progress in Nucleic Acid Research and Molecular Biology, 1994
L. Wieslander
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Tumor-associated antigen-specific cell imaging based on upconversion luminescence and nucleic acid rolling circle amplification.