telomere的意思和读音

telomere

: ['teləmɪə]

n.

telomeres  

n.1.

n.1.a region of DNA at the end of a chromosome that protects the start of the genetic coding sequence against shortening during successive replications

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1.But a bad result can act as an alarm call, she says. Better to act after a telomere test than to wait for your first heart attack.

2.It concluded: 'The state of being married was the only significant predictor of telomere length when all other factors were not adjusted. '

3.Moreover, it was not merely the father's telomere length that correlated with that of his offspring, but also his actual lifespan.寿

4.One of these anticancer barriers is the telomere, a specialized nucleoprotein complex that caps the ends of eukaryotic chromosome.

5.Telomere length was as good as cholesterol levels at predicting the risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

6.Here mainly to explain the mechanism of premature senility, decided life of cells as a key material -- chromosome ends of the telomere.寿——

7.Some scientists are trying to extend life by extending the telomere.寿

8.The "hand" is the last 100 to 200 bases of the telomere, which are single- stranded , not paired like the rest.100~200

9.Genetic factors and environmental stressors can shorten the length of the telomere.使

10.Measuring telomere lengths definitely has a proven value if you want to compare thousands of people at a time.