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reverse transcriptase An enzyme that synthesizes a complementary cDNA strand from an RNA template.
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reverse genetics the use of molecular mapping techniques to identify a gene by determining its precise location in the genome, often in the absence of any information about its function
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reverse osmosis This is a purification method for tap-water. Prefiltered tap water is pushed through a reverse osmosis membrane. Water that makes it through is considered pure, while water that does not, is sent through a special tube and is rendered impure. As it relies on water which is able to pass through the membrane, it also generates a large quantity of "waste" water which cannot be used. This is one of the best, but slowest methods of tap water purification. ...
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reverse osmosis A water treatment method whereby water is forced through a semi permeable membrane which filters out impurities.
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reverse genetics Going from a gene (or its DNA sequence), often discovered via high- throughput sequencing and bioinformatics technologies, to its biological function. Reverse genetic methods are much more amenable to whole genome, high- throughput analysis and to automation than is forward genetics. Contrast with forward genetics, in which one goes from a heritable phenotype to discovery of a gene and its function. [CHI Functional Genomics]
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