snp
IPA: snp
Root Word: SNP
noun
- (biochemistry) Acronym of single-nucleotide polymorphism (a single base pair of DNA which is polymorphic with respect to a population).
- Abbreviation of sodium nitroprusside, a particular vasodilator (the nitroprusside of sodium).
- (UK politics) Initialism of Scottish National Party.
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Examples of "snp" in Sentences
- A1298C is a SNP in the same gene.
- M35 is an example of an SNP name.
- A SNP is simply a type of mutation.
- The phenotype for the SNP is unknown.
- As do the SNP in the Scottish parliament.
- The SNP is not that important to the article.
- The subsequent by election was won by the SNP.
- A SNP is by definition a polymorphism, not a mutation.
- Plus the fact there are some right nasty nutters who support the snp.
- Q1a3 is marked by the presence of the M346 SNP and absence of the M3 SNP.
- And the fact there will be some kind of official snp get together on the friday night.
- Sorry voted snp first then green second vote so did my friends thought salmon would win, oops
- Jake said ... but were not the scottish people sold the snp on the "Alex Salmond for 1st Minister"?
- Might be something to do with the snp conflating scottishness and supporting the snp as being one and the same.
- The Trait-o-matic results for the PGP 10 were posted online in October 2009 at the PGP Web site: snp.harvard.edu.
- Unless there is some sort of election re-run in the next month or two, I will be hanging up my snp tactical voting boots.
- I can understand people voting snp if they were a truly nationalist party, but they want to fill Scotland with immigrants, build islamic schools, and have us be controlled by Brussels.
- We will agree to differ. politics to me is about people, and the 19 year old ian gray quoted was real, and i am sure not alone, (And in opposition the snp dozens of times i can recall snp, quite legitimately used individuals cases like this)
- They took tissue samples and, using a gene analysis technique known as a million snp array analysis that has been pioneered in the wake of the Human Genome Project, they subjected the patients 'DNA to detailed study to identify any unusual features.