double strand

In some cases, there is instead a double strand breakage.

As a double strand, it can be kept on call for when it is needed.

Ahead the glittering double strand of the track stretched into the distance.

One hand plays with the double strands of pearls.

She wore a midnight blue suit and a double strand of pearls.

However this is not true, both single- and double strand breaks are also detected in neutral conditions.

No-he was tying the other end, for the doubled strand would reach only half way.

Each strand is then copied to become another double strand.

Instead she is researching "double strand break repair in drosophila."

At higher temperatures, about 100 C, the double strands break apart, doubling the number of molecules.

The other side is much damaged, but shows evidence of knot work of double strands.

Would a double strand of it hold the weight of ibn-Rushd wagon?

He passed a double strand across his chest, under the arm-pits and through the chair-back.

He thought it a gas, but we secured his chair by a double strand of rope running right round the piano.

The children fastened strong double strands of rope to the front of the ship.

Double strand breaks occur as intermediates after the cross links are removed.

She has grown into a young woman with an enviable résumé and a double strand of pearls.

The torches at its edge are reflected on the ice, two broken white lines like a double strand of pearls.

Mammalian cells cannot efficiently repair these double strand breaks.

And this was a double strand.

The top piece has plait-work in sham double strands; with bosses in every available place.

This leads to breaking the chains of DNA single and double strands.

Beneath it, severed from their toggles, lay eighty-four double strands of wire.

It separated instantly, formed a double strand.

She paused only to run more thread through the needle, smooth the double strand between her fingertips, and knot the end with a quick twist.