Vs. palindrome. An inverted repeat sequence with no intervening nucleotides between the initial sequence and its downstream reverse complement is a palindrome. EXAMPLE: Step 1: start with an inverted repeat: 5' TTACGnnnnnnCGTAA 3' Step 2: remove intervening nucleotides: 5' TTACGCGTAA 3' This resulting sequence is palindromic because it is the reverse complement of itself.
Unpack your wireless router and place it next to the satellite modem. Plug the electrical cord into the electrical outlet. Take the Ethernet cable and plug one end into the LAN, or Local Area Network, port of your satellite modem, and plug the other into the Internet or WAN â Wide Area Network â port of your router. The router is now your Wireless access point.
By connecting your modem to your router (instead of directly to a computer), all devices connected to the router can access the modem, and therefore, the Internet. The router provides a local IP address to each connected device, but they will all have the same external IP address, which is assigned by your ISP.