the coiling
51Witches Brew (record label) — Witches Brew is an underground European record label which mainly sells music via online distribution.BackgroundWitches Brew was born out of online magazine The Metal Gospel and began signing mainly extreme metal artists in early 2002.The name… …
52Gryphaea — ▪ paleontology extinct molluskan genus found as fossils in rocks from the Jurassic period to the Eocene epoch (between 208 million and 36.6 million years ago). Related to the oysters, Gryphaea is characterized by its distinctively convoluted… …
53Deltochilum valgum — Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Inse …
54double helix — Describes the coiling of the two strands of the double stranded DNA molecule, resembling a spiral staircase in which the base pairs form the steps and the sugar phosphate backbones form the rails on each side. One strand runs 3 ?5 , while the… …
55Trepospira — ▪ paleontology extinct genus of gastropods (snails) found as fossils in rocks of Devonian to Late Carboniferous age (between 286 and 408 million years old). Its shell has a low spire, and the length of the coiling axis is short relative to… …
56Garri Bardin — (born September 11, 1941) is a Russian animation director, screenwriter and producer and director. During Soviet times he was with Studio Soyuzmultfilm, and in 1991 founded his own studio, Stayer. The studio is currently making a feature length… …
57curvaceousness — noun The state or characteristic of being curvaceous. On this base are Various Serpents made out of metal, the triumph of the coiling process. Their projection is masculine, but their sway and curvaceousness are feminine …
58supercoiling — noun The coiling of the DNA helix upon itself; can cause disruption to transcription and lead to cell death …
59histone — Group of water soluble proteins rich in basic amino acids, closely associated with DNA in plant and animal chromatin. Histones are involved in the coiling of DNA in chromosomes and in the regulation of gene activity …
60echites — ˈkīd.ēz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek echis viper; from the coiling stem of some species : a large genus of woody vines (family Apocynaceae) chiefly of tropical America having a 5 lobed disk in the flowers and …
