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Cytoplasmic Deoxyribonucleic Acid
1965Publisher Summary The biosynthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) involves three main stages: (a) the formation of deoxyribonucleosides; (b) their phosphorylation to triphosphates by appropriate kinases ; and (c) the polymerization of these triphosphates to form DNA-this stage is mediated by a polymerase or synthetase.
P B, Gahan, J, Chayen
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Biochimie, 1990
The published literature contains a number of examples of normally non-cytoplasmic proteins whose transport out of the cytoplasm is not completely abolished by drastic alterations to their routing signals (signal sequences, etc). Furthermore, there are numerous examples of cytoplasmic proteins that can be routed to and across plasma or organelle ...
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The published literature contains a number of examples of normally non-cytoplasmic proteins whose transport out of the cytoplasm is not completely abolished by drastic alterations to their routing signals (signal sequences, etc). Furthermore, there are numerous examples of cytoplasmic proteins that can be routed to and across plasma or organelle ...
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2012
Calcium buffering is one of the mechanisms to control calcium (Ca(2+)) persistence in the cytosol and hence, Ca(2+) dependence of many intracellular processes. Compared with Ca(2+) sequestration into intracellular Ca(2+) stores, Ca(2+) buffering is a rapid process occurring in sub-second scale.Ca(2+) buffers can be mobile or fixed depending of their ...
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Calcium buffering is one of the mechanisms to control calcium (Ca(2+)) persistence in the cytosol and hence, Ca(2+) dependence of many intracellular processes. Compared with Ca(2+) sequestration into intracellular Ca(2+) stores, Ca(2+) buffering is a rapid process occurring in sub-second scale.Ca(2+) buffers can be mobile or fixed depending of their ...
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