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Полимеромика: метод секвенирования биополимеров и протобиополимеров с произвольной структурой кода. Часть I. Полимеромика семантид и эписемантид – путь к исследованию механизмов эволюции носи

Год: 2016

Страницы: 246-265

Номер: Том 8, № 3

Тип: научная статья

Рубрика: Статьи

Авторы: Градов О.В.!, Крюковских В.В.!, Орехов Ф.К.!

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Аннотация:

Данный реферативный обзор публикуется по просьбе многих отечественных коллег, заинтересованных в продвижении «омиксных» подходов в биогеохимии высокомолекулярных соединений и представляет собой первое русскоязычное обзорное описание только что зарождающегося за рубежом подхода в химии и структурной аналитике биополимеров, получившего название «полимеромика»

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полимеры, синтоны, тектоны, молекулярная тектоника, полимеромика, супрамолекулярная биохимия, рецепторы и субстраты, информационные биомакромолекулы, матричный код, темплатирование

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