1.There are about 3 billion base pairs in our genetic code.

在我们的遗传密码中约有30基对。

2.This does not require changing every single base pair in the genome to mammoth.

这不需要将基因组中的每一基对都改变为猛犸象。

3.Of these 3 billion base pairs, 99.9% are exactly the same in all humans.

在这30基对中，99.9%的基对在人类中完全相同。

4.Today, any two humans only differ by about 1 out of 1000 DNA base pairs.

如今，意两人的差别只有千分之一的 DNA 基对。

5.By comparison, most genes have only about 10 exons and are 50 thousand base pairs in length.

相对来说，多数基因只有10外显子和50kbp长。

6.In each case, the fragments were arbitrarily broken up into small, overlapping pieces about 1,000 base pairs long.

所有实验中，基因片段都被意分割为更小的，有重叠部分的1000基对。

7.Each of these base pairs are contained in 23 pairs of chromosomes found in the nucleus of human cells.

这些基对中的每一都包含在人类细胞核里的23对染色体当中。

8.But look at that one base pair.

但是看看那基对。机翻

9.Look at all those repeating base pairs: ATCG.

看看所有那些重复的基对：ATCG。机翻

10.Remember, Evo2 has been trained on trillions of DNA base pairs.

记住，Evo2已经接受了数万DNA基对的训练。

11.Because in order to be stable in cells, the two strands of a DNA double helix have to form base pairs.

因为为了在细胞中稳定，DNA螺旋的两条链必须形成基对。

12.They managed to insert this 765 base pair segment of DNA into the yeast genome, right?

他们设法将这 765 基对的 DNA 片段插入酵母基因组中，对吧？机翻

13.Each person's DNA consists of about 6 billion base pairs stored in 23 pairs of chromosomes— 46 total.

每人的 DNA 由约 60 基对组成，存储在 23 对染色体中——总共 46 条。机翻

14.When Huda and Harry combined their data, they were able to narrow the location of their gene down to about one million base pairs.

Huda 和 Harry 合并数据后，他们就能将基因位置缩小到概100万基对内。

15.And some parts, particularly those where the same short pattern of base pairs is repeated over and over again, remain difficult to sequence well.

而且其中某些部分，尤其是那些短型基对被不断复制的位置，仍然很难准确测序。

16.Rather than patenting every conceivable variant, the company claims jurisdiction over isolated DNA sequences, 15 base pairs long, that match short parts of the genes.

他们不是对每一有可能得到的基因突变体持有专利权，而是对一段分离到的基因序列持有专利权，这段基因序列含有15基对。

17.Besides the low error rate, Dr Kedes requires that the sequence be complete-meaning that it includes at least 98% of the genome's base pairs.

除了错误率要低，科德斯博士还要求测序结果必须是完整的，即至少包括人体98%的染色体基对。

18.Alright, so the dystrophin gene is a huge gene on the X-chromosome, that has 79 exons and is over 2 million base pairs in length.

抗肌萎缩蛋白基因是X染色体上一庞的基因，含有79外显子，全长超过2000kbp（书上通常缩写为bp，基对）。

19.All you have to remember from your high school biology is that the four natural letters pair together to form two base pairs.

你在高中生物学中所需要记住的就是四自然字母配对在一起形成两基对。机翻

20.Well, Cas9 recognizes a specific Protospacer Adjacent Motif or PAM for short which is a conserved 2-5 base pair sequence located near the crRNA complementary sequence.

Cas9很快识别特定的" 原间隔序列邻近基序" （简称PAM）；PAM是病毒位于crRNA互补序列附近的2-5对保守的基序列。