helix English

Meaning helix meaning

What does helix mean?

helix

— noun a curve that lies on the surface of a cylinder or cone and cuts the element at a constant angle

— noun (= coil) a structure consisting of something wound in a continuous series of loops a coil of rope

Helix

— noun type genus of the family Helicidae

Synonyms helix synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as helix?

helix English » English

spiral

coil

screw

whorl

propeller

volute

snail

loop

curl

winding

twist

twine

toroid worm pipe

spire

spiral motif

spiral line

spin

slug

scroll

screw thread

screw propeller

roll

ring

intrauterine device

helical spring

helical line

helical antenna

helical aerial

helical

finger whorl

earring

corkscrew antenna

conchoid

coiling

Helix English » English

genus Helix

Examples helix examples

How do I use helix in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The double helix that encodes our genome is an elegant structure.

Movie subtitles

Of course, the double helix of DNA, nucleus of every cell in our bodies.

And it's mutated-- triple helix.

The Mandragora Helix has come home to roost.

When we landed on Earth, we brought back with us part of the Mandragora Helix.

I wonder what the Mandragora Helix is up to.

Helix intelligence don't have a physical existence in a way you know about it. They don't need Earth! - They want.

Helix energy.

Helix energy?

Giuliano, it isn't easy to explain the concept of Helix energy, either sub- or superthermal ionisation in your medieval vocabulary.

Those ruins are the focal point for enormous forces. The Helix energy has penetrated every stone.

Surround me with a helix of powers, Brothers, and none shall overcome us.

Well, so far the only Helix energy in the temple is what we brought with us.

It dominates and controls by Helix energy, astral force.

Had it not been you, there would have been other travellers drawn into Mandragora Helix.

H is for heliolithic, heliotrope, heliosis, helium and helix.

H is for halo, halation, helix, halcyon, heliotrope, heliosis, helium and helix.

It may be due to the envelope over the structure, causing hydrogen-carbon helix patterns throughout.

A DNA double helix.

This is Biostation Helix calling on all channels.

A good portion of the interior helix is still intact.

In microbiology, antisense is one side of the double helix, half our DNA.

The double helix.

That's, of course, if it's OK with the rest of the double helix.

I don't know, but I will destroy them before they locate the Helix.

He's the man you fought with on the Helix.

How the hell do you know what I did on the Helix?

DOCTOR: It's the Mandragora Helix.

Well, what's the Mandragora Helix?

Helix force fields must have distorted the coordinates.

It's part of the Mandragora Helix.

Therefore, if I've guessed correctly about the nature of Helix energy, I should be able to drain it off.

Had it not been you, there would have been other travellers drawn into Mandragora Helix. Earth had to be possessed.

This is the DNA double helix a machine with about 100 billion moving parts, called atoms.

Each helix copies the other supervised by special enzymes.

The enzyme recognizes an approaching nucleotide and clicks it into place reproducing another rung in the double helix.

News and current affairs

Their double-helix model provided the key to understanding how living cells can produce two exact copies of themselves and how genetic material stores all the information for synthesizing the proteins needed to build a living organism.

Building on the work of Rosalind Franklin and Maurice Wilkins, they had discovered DNA's double-helix structure, providing the first glimpse into how organisms inherit and store biological information.