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Alterations in translation in Arabidopsis trdmt1 trmutantsants may affect translational regulation under stress conditions and reduce plant fitness.

This interaction may affect translational efficiency of different subsets of mRNAs.

This diversity and abundance of PABP interactors suggests that CIDs may affect translational control in plants [ 13].

The former is likely to affect protein function, while the latter may affect translational efficiency, mRNA degradation kinetics and spatial distribution of transcripts [ 22, 23].

Possibly, high temperature may affect translational and/or posttranslational regulation of ABI3 and/or other components required to act in concert with ABI3, such as ABI5, without affecting ABI3 transcription directly [ 61].

These results suggest that purifying selection on synonymous sites, which may substantially affect translational efficiency or cotranslational folding, prevents those derived alleles from drifting to a higher frequency in human populations.

Further studies, in progress, aim to evaluate variables that may affect the translational potential.

These appended sequences may affect the translational activity of the HaloTag-fusion constructs in vitro.

It is tempting to speculate that the tRNA modification evolved to protect tRNAPhe from cleavage by Ire1 and that regulation of the methylated pool of tRNAPhe could provide a control point by which Ire1 may affect the translational capacity of cells.

Alternatively, the Thr946Ala nsSNP could affect translational efficiency or may even be involved in the post-translational processing of the IFIH1 protein.

These results show that proteins with greater membrane segment frequencies, which should exhibit a stronger affinity to the membrane, had lower R/m ratios and the affinity of the nascent peptide to the membrane may have affected translational efficiency.