Fis — is the E. coli gene encoding FIS protein. The regulation of this gene is more complex than most other genes in the E. coli genome, as FIS is an important protein which regulates expression of other genes. It is supposed that fis is regulated by H … Wikipedia
FIS — could stand for:In English: * Fish Information and Services An international seafood news agency. * Faculty of Information Studies, University of Toronto * Federal Inspection Station * FIS (protein), nucleoid associated protein in E. Coli * FIS,… … Wikipedia
Fis (disambiguation) — Fis may refer to: * Fis phenomenon, a phenomenon in linguistics * fis, the E. coli gene encoding the FIS protein * F♯, a musical noteSee also FIS … Wikipedia
Hin recombinase — is a 21kD protein composed of 198 amino acids that is found in the bacteria Salmonella. Hin belongs to the serine recombinase family of DNA invertases in which it relies on the active site serine to initiate DNA cleavage and recombination. The… … Wikipedia
ficin — ˈfīsən noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin Ficus (genus name of Ficus doliaria, species that produces it) + English in : a proteinase obtained usually as a pale tan powder from the latex of fig trees and used as an anthelmintic and protein digestant… … Useful english dictionary
Organic aquaculture — is becoming increasingly important as consumers become more environmentally aware, and concerns about sustainability and harmful impacts are becoming more prevalent [1]. Aquaculture has the highest rate of expansion[1] and Certified organic… … Wikipedia
DNA-Replikation — DNA Replikation. Die Doppelhelix wird durch die Helicase und die Topoisomerase geöffnet. Danach setzt die Primase einen Primer und die … Deutsch Wikipedia
DNS-Replikation — DNA Replikation. Die Doppelhelix wird durch die Helicase und die Topoisomerase geöffnet. Danach setzt die Primase einen Primer und die … Deutsch Wikipedia
Komplementärstrang — DNA Replikation. Die Doppelhelix wird durch die Helicase und die Topoisomerase geöffnet. Danach setzt die Primase einen Primer und die … Deutsch Wikipedia
Reduplikation (Biologie) — DNA Replikation. Die Doppelhelix wird durch die Helicase und die Topoisomerase geöffnet. Danach setzt die Primase einen Primer und die … Deutsch Wikipedia
