In Vitro Studies of Archaeal Translational Initiation

Pages: 79 - 109
Published: Jan 1, 2007
Abstract
Initiation is the step of translation that has incurred the greatest evolutionary divergence. In silico and experimental studies have shown that archaeal translation initiation resembles neither the bacterial nor the eukaryotic paradigm, but shares features with both. The structure of mRNA in archaea is similar to the bacterial one, although the protein factors that assist translational initiation are more numerous than in bacteria and are...
Paper Details
Title
In Vitro Studies of Archaeal Translational Initiation
Published Date
Jan 1, 2007
Pages
79 - 109
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