Providing a partial support for the current finding, Abd-El-Khalick and Lederman (2000) suggested that adequate understanding of NOS is necessary but not sufficient for translation of this knowledge into practice.
This is sufficient for translation of all the amino acids based on the universal codon table.
A possible explanation for lack of hatch rate reduction is insufficient knockdown of target mRNA levels, which allows sufficient protein translation in the embryo for normal development.
Among them, 54 genes were probable pseudogenes due to incomplete open reading frames (ORFs), and the remaining 605 tRNA genes corresponding to 50 species of anticodons were sufficient for translation of all amino acids (Table 3 and Supplementary Table S4).
However, things were not so straightforward: we found that neither amino acids nor sugars were sufficient to maintain translation, and neither insulin/TORC1 nor eIF2α kinases could fully account for nutrient regulation of mRNA translation.
It was sufficient to relieve translation inhibition and to obtain good levels of protein expression.
Interaction at two short pairing elements, one at the RBS and another within the coding region, are sufficient to prevent translation of the fhlA mRNA.
Moreover, an artificial amino acid meal is sufficient to induce translation of early trypsin mRNA using the TOR signaling pathway in midgut epithelial cells, however amino acids alone do not induce the transcription and translation of the late phase trypsin protein [24].
Therefore, a prediction is that maintaining insulin/TORC1 signaling in starved animals may be sufficient to keep translation high.
Therefore, miR-93 and miR-155 facilitate molecular interactions with the AID 3'UTR sufficient to repress translation.
