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protein synthesis

noun

Biochemistry.
  1. the process by which amino acids are linearly arranged into proteins through the involvement of ribosomal RNA, transfer RNA, messenger RNA, and various enzymes.



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But the march towards reality began thirty years ago, when chemistry researcher and chemical protein synthesis pioneer Stephen Kent, now retired from the University of Chicago, published a seminal paper describing his synthesis of a mirror version of an HIV protease.

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Understanding these fundamental processes holds great potential for developing new antibiotics that target these specific pathways in bacterial protein synthesis, according to the researchers.

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The researchers saw that SNORA73 acts as a "molecular glue" between the mRNA and the protein synthesis machinery that helps facilitate this process.

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They found that inhibiting either protein synthesis or the TGF-β pathway effectively reversed resistance in PKCλ/ι-deficient cancer cells.

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Friedmann Angeli's group aims to investigate which other proteins collaborate with PRDX6 to maintain selenium protein synthesis.

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