Current evidence suggests that many helicases unwind DNA by facilitating the destabilization ... cycle (as would occur if the enzyme undergoes slippage or backward movement), then the average ...

“Our hypothesis is that strand slippage, or stutter, is caused by slippage of the DNA against the DNA polymerase that it's binding to, and that's performing the polymerization,” said David Mokry, a ...

These short, repeating sequence motifs are a common feature of both coding and non-coding DNA and have been observed in all genomes studied to date. Their repetitive nature leads to "slippage" in ...

The high demand for a particular crypto token at any given time can cause significant slippage, as much as 1% or more. In less turbulent markets, slippage typically is between 0.05% and 0.10%.