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A Hairpin Loop is a Secondary Structure in Single-stranded nucleic acids, like RNA, formed when a Sequence of bases pairs with a Complementary sequence nearby, creating a double-stranded 'stem' with an unpaired 'loop' at the end. This Structural Motif is crucial for the stability and Function of RNA molecules, influencing processes such as Transcription Termination and the Regulation Of Gene Expression.
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