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- adjective Insufficiently
wound
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Examples
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When the spiral-staircase-shaped molecule is too tightly wound or underwound, Top1 clamps itself around DNA, snips apart one of the "railings," allows the DNA molecule to rotate into a more relaxed wound shape and then reattaches the railing.
unknown title 2009
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When the spiral-staircase-shaped molecule is too tightly wound or underwound, Top1 clamps itself around DNA, snips apart one of the "railings," allows the DNA molecule to rotate into a more relaxed wound shape and then reattaches the railing.
unknown title 2009
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When the spiral-staircase-shaped molecule is too tightly wound or underwound, Top1 clamps itself around DNA, snips apart one of the "railings," allows the DNA molecule to rotate into a more relaxed wound shape and then reattaches the railing.
unknown title 2009
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When the spiral-staircase-shaped molecule is too tightly wound or underwound, Top1 clamps itself around DNA, snips apart one of the "railings," allows the DNA molecule to rotate into a more relaxed wound shape and then reattaches the railing.
unknown title 2009
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When the spiral-staircase-shaped molecule is too tightly wound or underwound, Top1 clamps itself around DNA, snips apart one of the "railings," allows the DNA molecule to rotate into a more relaxed wound shape and then reattaches the railing.
unknown title 2009
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When the spiral-staircase-shaped molecule is too tightly wound or underwound, Top1 clamps itself around DNA, snips apart one of the "railings," allows the DNA molecule to rotate into a more relaxed wound shape and then reattaches the railing.
unknown title 2009
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When the spiral-staircase-shaped molecule is too tightly wound or underwound, Top1 clamps itself around DNA, snips apart one of the "railings," allows the DNA molecule to rotate into a more relaxed wound shape and then reattaches the railing.
unknown title 2009
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When the spiral-staircase-shaped molecule is too tightly wound or underwound, Top1 clamps itself around DNA, snips apart one of the "railings," allows the DNA molecule to rotate into a more relaxed wound shape and then reattaches the railing.
unknown title 2009
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