Titlebook: Regulatory Nascent Polypeptides; Koreaki Ito Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Elongation Arresting.Nascent Polypeptide.Ribosome Stalling.Tran

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Co-translational Polyamine Sensing by Nascent ODC Antizyme. High polyamine concentrations lead to an increased efficiency of translation of . mRNA. Our studies have revealed that nascent OAZ polypeptide causes a translational arrest of ribosomes when polyamine concentration is low. At higher concentrations, binding of polyamines to nascent OAZ prevents sta

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Isolation of Ribosome Stalling Motifs from Random LibrariesOne theme that emerges from these studies is the poor reactivity of proline, both as a peptidyl donor, at the C-terminus of the nascent peptide, and as a peptidyl acceptor, as prolyl-tRNA. This effect is compounded at three or more consecutive Pro codons. The translation factor EF-P alleviates stall

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The Coupling of , Expression to Secretion Efficiency by SecM-Mediated Translation Arrest the mechanism of SecM-mediated translation arrest. I also describe evidence that the regulatory function of SecM requires the precise timing of its targeting to the SecYEG complex. Finally, I discuss the physiological significance of the regulation of . expression in . and the use of the SecM trans

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