isobases

Example:The isobases in the DNA helix are crucial for the formation of a stable double helix structure.

Definition:A pair of bases or sites on either side of a helix or axis, particularly in the context of biochemistry and molecular biology, where they are often referred to in relation to DNA or RNA structures.

Example:Scientists studied the isobases pairs in RNA to understand base pairing rules and their impact on RNA stability.

Definition:A pair consisting of an isobase on one side of a helix or axis and its corresponding isobase on the opposite side.

Example:Each isobases site plays a unique role in the structural and functional dynamics of the helical structure.

Definition:A location on either side of a helix or axis where isobases are found and can interact.