By definition, in the absence of translation errors, ribosomes will only produce complete and error free proteins, that is, for ROC SEMPPR E (Benefit ) = 1.
In its most general form, η (c ⃗ ) = E (Cost | c ⃗ ) / E (Benefit | c ⃗ ), where E (Cost ) is the expected direct and indirect energetic costs incurred by a cell when a ribosome initiates translation of a transcript containing c⃗.
Similarly, E (Benefit | c ⃗ ) is the expected benefit, relative to a complete and error free protein, received by a cell when a ribosome initiates translation of a transcript containing c⃗.
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It is also found that all of the GaAs nanowires grown with different Au films presented in this study have very little tapering (as shown in Figure 3a,e), benefiting from the high growth density of the nanowires [12].
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Figure 1 provides an indication about how the method BN-E can benefit from different types of extra knowledge.
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