To reduce the structural heterogeneity, we mutated the 4th and 5th sense codons of the MS2-tmRNA to UAA stop codons, expecting that the complex formed by this tmRNA mutant and the ribosome would be less flexible because translation would be stopped at an earlier stage, thus reducing the number of different possible conformations of the complex.
Based on the discretized equations from the variational equation, the dynamic responses of the flexible beam under translation are analyzed.
Tr8n also allows site operators own their translations and includes a more flexible syntax for translating complex phrases.
Li, W., Wang, W., Uren, P. J., Penalva, L. O. F. & Smith, A. D. Riborex: fast and flexible identification of differential translation from Ribo-seq data.
Ford in return got a peek at Mazda's flexible production methods and rapid translation of design ideas into models ready for the factory.
Our knowledge translation plan was flexible and allowed for the addition of an examination of facilitators to guideline adoption after the e-learning module had been launched, as well as ongoing revision and redistribution of the B&F survey.
We have developed an experimental methodology in combination with flexible multibody simulations to study the translation of flexible polyimide coated fused silica micropipettes (typically used for in vivo electrophysiology studies) telescoping within Teflon tubing that are configured in rigid predetermined curved configurations.
"And there was that thing about being flexible," says Mr. Liu, who also does translation work.
The IGF-1n plants contained 9.5% TSP as IGF-1n, suggesting that the chloroplast translation machinery is more flexible than E. coli in codon preference and usage.
The comparison of transcript regulation with differences in de novo synthesized protein demonstrates the flexible coupling between transcript regulation and translation.
