Sentence examples for steps of translation from inspiring English sources

These observations and our results suggest that RACK1 functions as an evolutionarily conserved molecular adaptor on ribosomes to recruit a variety of regulators of mRNA translation such as miRISC and facilitates their interactions with the translational machinery at diverse steps of translation.

Since the N-terminus of bL27 inserts into the peptidyl transfer center, the addition interactions between bL27 and H31a might affect certain kinetic steps of translation elongation on the mycobacterial ribosome.

Methionine analogs provide an opportunity to investigate the substrate specificity of the initiation steps of translation.

Streptomycin is an antibiotic agent that binds to the 30S ribosomal subunit and interferes the initial selection and proof-reading steps of translation [43].

Recently it was shown that the mammalian PABP is involved in key steps of translation initiation and might well be regarded as a canonical translation initiation factor [25].

Remarkably, the l-Glu γ-methyl ester (P7) efficiently substituted for methionine in all steps of translation; fully formylated peptides containing the expected double incorporation of P7 were observed in experiments with template e.

The entire questionnaire (encompassing the socio-demographic interview, the Event Checklist as well as the PDS and HSCL-25 diagnostic interviews) was then translated into the local languages Somali and Kinyarwanda using several steps of translations, blind back translations and subsequent corrections by independent groups of translators.

While this pooling of fractions from sucrose gradients precludes drawing conclusions on the regulation of translation elongation or termination, it allows analyzing translational regulation at the step of translation initiation.

A key step of translation is recruitment of initiation machinery to the 5′ mRNA cap.

Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (aaRSs) are enzymes that function at the first step of translation, catalyzing the conjugation of amino acids to their cognate tRNAs for protein synthesis.

The above scenario clearly does not accommodate post-initiation effects by miRNAs, and several reports have further presented experimental evidence or theoretical arguments to link miRNA-mediated repression to late sub-steps of translation initiation [22], [71], [72], [73].