nucleic acid repetitive sequences
type: Concept
broader: base sequence

nucleotide motifs
type: Concept
broader: base sequence

nucleic acid regulatory sequences
type: Concept
broader: base sequence

base sequence
narrower: nucleic acid repetitive sequences
narrower: matrix attachment regions
narrower: gc rich sequence
narrower: nucleic acid regulatory sequences
narrower: nucleotide motifs
narrower: at rich sequence
definition: The nucleic acids of living organisms (DNA and RNA) are composed of a sequence of repeating units, with each unit composed of three subunits: a sugar (deoxyribose or ribose), a phosphate group, and a nitrogen-containing structure called a base. A base sequence is the specific order in which those nitrogen-containing bases appear in a particular section of nucleic acid and, for each gene in an individual, determine the genotype of that individual. [Source: Encyclopedia of Global Health; Base Sequence]
type: Concept
broader: health sciences
broader: molecular sequence data

matrix attachment regions
type: Concept
broader: base sequence

gc rich sequence
type: Concept
broader: base sequence

molecular sequence data
type: Concept
narrower: base sequence

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: base sequence

at rich sequence
type: Concept
broader: base sequence

health sciences
type: Concept
narrower: base sequence