Okazaki

[aw-kah-zah-kee]

noun

1. a city on S central Honshu, in central Japan.

Example Sentences

Despite its beginning, these 17 movements focus chiefly on six accomplished guitarists and a family of acoustic stringed instruments: Brandon Ross on soprano guitar; Bill Frisell and Miles Okazaki on archtop guitars; Gregg Belisle-Chi on a flat-top guitar; and Stomu Takeishi and Jerome Harris on bass guitars.

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Ranieri picked up the pieces - and with a shrewd summer recruitment drive that brought in influential players such as N'Golo Kante, Shinji Okazaki and Robert Huth - transformed Leicester from a relegation escape-act into 5,000-1 heroes.

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It could start the last Okazaki fragment somewhere along the 3' overhang.

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Could the replisome use a 3' overhang to make the last Okazaki fragment, as was proposed?

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The replisome does not generate Okazaki fragments on the 3' overhang; it actually stops lagging-strand synthesis long before the leading strand reaches the 5' end.

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