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ISO
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Cellular automaton
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Vega
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SMTP
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PVLAS
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Denervation
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YBCO
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Encoding
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Maser
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Homochromy
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In situ
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Focal length
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SEAL
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Palilalia
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Catechol-O-methyltransferase inhibitor
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Kelvin
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Pelleting
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Quinoa
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Euphotic zone
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Critical density
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Glycerol
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Injection
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Continental slope
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Electron
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Nitrophile
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Riparian plant
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Rowan
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Rigidity
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Interfacing circuit
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Ice growth
ITS
The ITS is a region of the ribosomal DNA. It is a very polymorphic non-coding region. For this reason it is very often used in cell biology to identify a genetic difference between two species, particularly for example in fungi.
The ribosomal DNA shown here in simplified form contains, amongst others, two ITSs. © DR
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