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Refers to a single stranded region within a rna strand. A single stranded region is a contiguous set of nucleotides which contains no base pairs. For editing purposes, a single stranded region has 2 nucleotides that are considered the 5′ and 3′ ends of the single strand. These are called the single strand delineators.
