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biosíntesi de proteïnes

Cellular metabolic process in which a protein is formed, using the sequence of a mature mRNA or circRNA molecule to specify the sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide chain.

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Examples for "translation"
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Currency translation boosted earnings by 1 cent per share, the company said.
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It's also possible such matters get lost in translation, Justice Vui said.
Radio NZ
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The English translation a moment later confirmed his take on the words.
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Perhaps ultimately the translation is best read as Pope rather than Homer.
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This translation will change the way the poem is read in English.
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Elongation factor-1alpha plays an essential role in eukaryotic protein biosynthesis.
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Glutamic acid is an alpha-amino acid used by all living beings in protein biosynthesis.
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Furanomycin was found to be incorporated into beta-lactamase precursor by in vitro protein biosynthesis.
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Our results suggest that the mitochondrial protein biosynthesis machinery is a major target of ETC-derived ROS.
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This study yields an informative molecular portrait of the hordein-null lines and the underlying mechanisms of storage protein biosynthesis.
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We also showed that expression of the poorly characterized FOCAD in heart correlated with protein biosynthetic processes in the lung.
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Insulin was shown to induce protein anabolism in vivo mainly by inhibiting proteolysis.
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A decline in serum urea levels and urinary urea excretion is usually seen after GH administration in humans, indicating overall protein anabolism.
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Food deprivation caused a shift from lipogenesis to lipolysis and increased fatty acid turnover, a reduction in protein anabolism and reduced metabolic rate.
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Arginine may therefore be considered as an essential amino acid in sepsis, and supplementation could be beneficial in sepsis by improving microcirculation and protein anabolism.
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Ús de protein synthesis en anglès
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However, regulation of local protein synthesis in developing axons remains poorly understood.
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However, some viral and cellular messages initiate protein synthesis without a cap.
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Viral mRNA and protein synthesis was clearly seen in virus-infected lung cells.
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Consolidation of new memories depends on a crucial phase of protein synthesis.
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The stimulatory effect was protein synthesis-dependent, whereas the inhibitory effect was not.
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Stimulus-linked RNA and protein synthesis is required for establishment of long-term neuroplasticity.
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The balance of muscle protein synthesis and degradation determines skeletal muscle mass.
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Purified MazF inhibited protein synthesis in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell-free systems.
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VEGF stimulated Erk phosphorylation that was required for induction of protein synthesis.
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MYC mediates ribosomal RNA transcription in 2-cell embryos, supporting global protein synthesis.
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The expression of minigenes in bacteria inhibits protein synthesis and cell growth.
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Upon induction, MazF cleaves whole cellular mRNAs to efficiently block protein synthesis.
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Upon protein synthesis inhibition, the degradation of ILF2 is enhanced by CRBN.
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Raising glucose, insulin, and amino acids increased protein synthesis in most tissues.
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Primary T-cells are metabolically quiescent, with little DNA, RNA or protein synthesis.
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Understanding natural modifications has inspired evolutionary insights and possible innovation in protein synthesis.
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