Patent Docs Inasmuch as the informational content of most DNA molecules resides in their ability to encode a polypeptide sequence, a cDNA is no different in this respect from the intron-containing gene sequence from which it is derived. At the risk of presenting a ... and more »
DigitalJournal.com It is so named because it is found in almost all living things (hence the play of 'ubiquitous' and the protein was originally described as 'ubiquitous immunopoietic polypeptide '). The protein was first identified in 1975, and hitherto it was thought to ...
Medical News Today ... of potentially improving drug efficiency. A study from Uppsala University, published in the journal Angewandte Chemie, revealed the concept of a polypeptide consisting of 42 amino acids to which virtually any target-seeking organic molecule can be ... and more »
