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Nuclear Export of Messenger RNA
2002Messenger RNAs (mRNAs) exist in the cell in dynamic association with multiple distinct proteins. The mRNA export cargo is therefore a ribonucleoprotein particle (mRNP). The most striking example of this are the Balbiani ring (BR) mRNPs of Chironomus tentans which are composed of an RNA molecule of 35–40 kb in length associated with about 500 protein ...
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1973
The term “translation” is used herein to denote the mRNA-directed assembly of amino acids into polypeptides, that is, the biosynthesis of proteins. Messenger RNAs convey the genetic information of DNA (see Chapter 4) and in so doing are able to function as intermediates between genes and the ultimate gene product, protein.
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The term “translation” is used herein to denote the mRNA-directed assembly of amino acids into polypeptides, that is, the biosynthesis of proteins. Messenger RNAs convey the genetic information of DNA (see Chapter 4) and in so doing are able to function as intermediates between genes and the ultimate gene product, protein.
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1986
Much of the protein encoding portion of the genome is expressed in the mammalian brain. Hence, it may be expected that a large number of brain-restricted proteins are to be found. Most of these proteins are probably low in abundance as most brain-specific mRNAs are rare copy species.
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Much of the protein encoding portion of the genome is expressed in the mammalian brain. Hence, it may be expected that a large number of brain-restricted proteins are to be found. Most of these proteins are probably low in abundance as most brain-specific mRNAs are rare copy species.
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Adenovirus Proteins and Their Messenger RNAs
1979Publisher Summary This chapter discusses recent results concerning early and late adenovirus messenger RNAs and proteins. An emphasis on their map positions on the viral genome and their possible function in early and late virus gene expression is considered appropriate. An attempt to review available data on adenovirus assembly is also included. The
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