Sentence examples for translation specificity from inspiring English sources

For example, reduction of rRNA pseudouridylation affects ribosome translation fidelity and modulates the efficiency of internal ribosome entry site-dependent translation, outlining a crucial role in the regulation of translation specificity.

Several lines of evidence have begun to implicate other general translation factors, including eIF2 and eIF4, in translational specificity [ 55].

PAIVMs were specific for the diagnosis of translation LSI (specificity 89%, CI 83 93%), but showed poor sensitivity (29%, CI 14 50%).

Flexion PPIVMs were highly specific for the diagnosis of translation LSI (specificity 99.5%; CI 97 100%), but showed very poor sensitivity (5%; CI 1 22%).

Many of the required processes going all the way from transcription to translation have specificities in organelles and arose during eukaryote history.

Our study also provides an improved, shorter protocol for synchronization of parasite cultures, as often required in basic research studies of transcription or translation stage-specificity.

We grouped the amino acid analogs that we studied into three classes based on translation efficiency and specificity.

In contrast, CAM still inhibited mitochondrial protein translation, showing the specificity of c-Myc in regulation of HsPDF and its function.

One reason for this omission might be a bias that translation inhibitors lack specificity to target cancer cells and are therefore too toxic for use.

This is important in many cellular contexts including neuronal dendrites (Kindler and Kreienkamp, 2012), oocytes and early embryos (Lasko, 2009), and even in single-celled eukaryotes, such as the budding yeast, where controls over ASH1 mRNA localization and translation establish the specificity of mating type switching (Paquin and Chartrand, 2008).

The CUG codon itself is unlikely to confer cardiac specificity, since translation from this codon is widely observed in lymphoid [33], neuronal [34] and endothelial [35] cells.