Titlebook: Mechanisms of Protein Synthesis; Structure-Function R Engin Bermek Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg 1985 mole

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Translational Control of Protein Synthesis in Reticulocyte Lysates by eIF-2α KinasesI), or the double-stranded RNA-activated eIF-2α kinase (dsI), to reticulocyte lysates. The inhibition of protein synthesis is a result of a block in the early steps of protein chain initiation and is immediately preceded by a decrease in the formation of the [eIF-2 Met-tRNA.·GTP] ternary complex and

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Calcium Ions and Phospholipid Activate a Translational Inhibitor in Reticulocyte Lysatesnown in all cases. Only the activation due to heme deficiency or GSSG would appear to be physiologically relevant. Activation of HCI in lysates leads to phosphorylation of a polypeptide of M. ~90 000 as well as of the eIF-2 . subunit. The 90 000 M. polypeptide is HCI itself.

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Conference proceedings 1985nd proofreading were covered as well. The manuscripts represent the extended accounts of the oral presenta- tions, and it has been aimed with the concluding remarks at the end of the volume to give a summarizing view of the presentations and the discussions.

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0172-6625 -27, 1983 at the Beyaz Ko§k in Emirgan, Bosphorus, Istanbul. The symposium aimed to create a medium for information exchange and discussions regarding the current developments in the area of protein syn- thesis. To ensure an informal yet scientifically stimulating and productive atmosphere providing

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Studies of , Ribosomes Involving Fluorescence Techniques this range is compatible with the size of most ribosomal proteins and tRNA. An advantage of this method is that a single fluorophore can be covalently attached to a specific known position, for instance a cysteine in a protein or a terminal nucleotide in an RNA molecule.

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Conference proceedings 1985at the Beyaz Ko§k in Emirgan, Bosphorus, Istanbul. The symposium aimed to create a medium for information exchange and discussions regarding the current developments in the area of protein syn- thesis. To ensure an informal yet scientifically stimulating and productive atmosphere providing opportuni