Titlebook: RNA Binding Proteins; New Concepts in Gene Kathryn Sandberg (Associate Professor),Susan E. Mu Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New

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The Role of RNA-Binding Proteins in IRES-Dependent Translationstudies of these viruses have revealed numerous important mechanisms, including the internal ribosomal entry site (IRES) (1,2). The description of picornaviral IRES elements broke the dogma that all eukaryotic translation begins with a mechanism of cap-dependent ribosome “scanning” from the 5’ end o

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Autoregulation of Protein Synthesis by Translationtudies suggest that amino acids also function independently as nutritional signaling molecules that regulate mRNA translation. In this chapter, the effects of nutrients, glucose and amino acids, on the regulation of protein synthesis by activating key regulatory translation factors will be discussed