a: rna primer ~
b: mirror image

What:

"The scientist uses several copies of another bit of RNA called a primer. A primer is like a mirror image of a short bit of RNA or single strand of DNA; that is, its sequence of nucleotides is the direct complement to the sequence of nucleotides in a known part of the target RNA or DNA."


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Date: Jan 22 2017 2:44 PM


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