adapted sequence
[/əˈdæptɪd ˈsiːkwəns/]
nounpl: adapted sequences
🇧🇷 sequência adaptada
1. A sequence of DNA, RNA, or protein that has been modified or altered from its original form to fit new conditions, functions, or purposes
The adapted sequence showed improved binding affinity to the target protein.
A sequência adaptada apresentou afinidade de ligação melhorada com a proteína alvo.
2. In molecular biology, a genetic or nucleotide sequence that has undergone evolutionary or experimental changes to serve a different biological role
Researchers studied the adapted sequence to understand how organisms evolve resistance.
Os pesquisadores estudaram a sequência adaptada para entender como os organismos evoluem resistência.
3. A series of movements, scenes, or narrative elements that have been modified from source material for a specific medium or audience
The adapted sequence in the film differed significantly from the novel.
A sequência adaptada no filme diferiu significativamente do romance.
💡 This is a technical term primarily used in scientific and academic discourse, particularly in molecular biology, genetics, and evolutionary studies. It is culturally neutral and used internationally in research publications and educational settings. The term reflects the modern emphasis on understanding genetic adaptation and bioengineering in both English-speaking and Portuguese-speaking scientific communities.
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