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61sticky ends — plural noun Single stranded ends of DNA that has been cut with a restriction endonuclease, able to pair with complementary ends on, and thus joining, other fragments • • • Main Entry: ↑stick * * * sticky ends, ends of single strands of DNA… …
62Sticky bit — Sticky bit  дополнительный атрибут файлов или директорий в операционных системах семейства UNIX. Содержание 1 История 2 Использование 3 Примеры …
63sticky end — (UK) If someone comes to a sticky end, they die in an unpleasant way. ( Meet a sticky end is also used.) …
64sticky fingers — sticky fingered /stik ee fing geuhrd/, adj. Informal. a propensity to steal. [1930 35] * * * informal a propensity to steal * * * noun [noncount] informal : a tendency to steal things people with sticky fingers She s known for having sticky… …
65Sticky Carpet — Melbourne s Underground Rockumentary is a 2006 documentary film by Mark Butcher, Glenn Waterworth and Pip Stafford. Bio : The long overdue cultural recognition to Melbourne’s much loved independent music scene. This raw and vital filmed souvenir …
66Sticky mouse syndrome — is a genetic disorder found in mice, caused by defective aminoacyl tRNA synthetase. Its most immediately obvious symptom is a sticky secretion on the mouse s fur (thus the name); however, it is accompanied by lack of muscle control, ataxia,… …
67sticky note — sticky .note also yellow sticky n a small piece of paper, often yellow in colour, that you can stick to things. Stickies are often used for leaving messages = ↑Post it Note …
68sticky fingers — The tendency to keep (or steal) an object you touch. Also, to steal something quickly without anyone noticing. (ex: You stole that guy s wallet? You have some sticky fingers, my friend. ) …
69sticky wicket — (UK) If you are on a sticky wicket, you are in a difficult situation …
70sticky fingers — ► sticky fingers informal a tendency to steal. Main Entry: ↑sticky …
