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The anomalous codon usage of highly expressed genes presumably reflects natural selection for optimal codons that are translated more efficiently and accurately; so-called translational selection.

However, with increasing translation speed, accuracy becomes more important, so that proteins that are translated at high speed should be more conserved (Drummond and Wilke 2008).

Red dots (4,276 mRNAs) indicate mRNAs in METTL3-depleted cells that are translated more than twofold less.

This effort starts with a list of functional requirements that are translated into a system of alarm and access points.

Confusion may also be caused by names that are translated; e.g., the Rocky Mountains are in German Felsengebirge and in Russian Skalistye Gory.

The technology uses flexible organic circuits and specialized pressure sensors that are translated into digital signals that vary depending on how much force is applied.

The phenomena are then re-combined to fulfil tasks that are translated into intensified unit operations to generate more sustainable designs.

The result is a sophisticated mix of statistics that are translated onto cards for a game that can be learned in minutes.

The diversity of cellular changes within a meiotic cell is reflected by the large fraction of known genes (6134 out of 6708) that are translated in meiosis.

Standard "textbook" genes encode RNAs that are translated into proteins, and mammalian genomes harbor about 20,000 such protein-coding genes.

The cDNA of MmBAFF contains an open reading frame (ORF) of 795 nucleotides that are translated into a predicted 264 amino acids.