mispaired 

  1. 形容詞
(一對人事物)配錯的, 誤配的

    
                        
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    動詞
mispair過去式與過去分詞:
不及物動詞:
(對一對人事物)錯配, 誤配
及物動詞:
錯配...(一對人事物)
誤配...(一對人事物)

    

    
                        
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                                Guanine when alkylated may be mispaired with thymine.                            
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                                and the unmethylated new strand. • Thus, this mechanism can determine which base is correct (the base on the template strand) and which base needs to be replaced. • One form of colon cancer arises in part from a failure of mismatch repair. • Excision repair proteins operate over the life of a cell. • Some cells live for many years, during which time their DNA is subject to damage by chemicals, radiation, and random spontaneous chemical reactions. • Excision repair enzymes "inspect" the cell's DNA for mispaired bases, chemically modified bases, and points where one strand has more bases than the other. • These enzymes cut the damaged strand and remove the modified base and a few bases on either side of it. • DNA polymerase and DNA ligase fill in and seal up the resulting gap. • Various diseases can result from defects in the excision repair mechanism. • The skin disease xeroderma pigmentosum results when the excision repair mechanism that repairs damage caused by ultraviolet radiation fails to work properly.                            
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