Iodine is used in the preparation of many pharmaceuticals, nucleic acids, and other organic compounds. Cyclic iodine reagents are a better choice for research, since they are less unstable than their acyclic counterparts. Cyclic iodide reagents have higher stability than their acyclic counterparts, ...
Nucleic Acids Res 1995, 23:1758-1765. 42. Fornace AJ Jr, Mitchell JB: Induction of B2 RNA polymerase III transcription by heat shock: enrichment for heat shock induced sequences in rodent cells by hybridization subtraction. Nucleic Acids Res 1986, 14:5793-5811. 43. Kimura RH, Choudary ...
Ribosomes exist for one simple reason: to manufacture proteins. They do this via the process of translation, which is the conversion of genetic instructions coded in rRNA via DNA to protein products. Ribosomes assemble proteins from the 20 types of amino acids in the body, each of which is ...
What do you need to make protein in the body? How are amino acids brought to the sites of the cell where translation takes place? What are the building blocks of proteins? What is the importance of proteins to the body? Where are fats, proteins, and nucleic acids used in cellular respir...
This oxidative stress is associated with damage to macromolecules including that of nucleic acids, proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates that could contribute to changes in HSC function. This however, did not consider how even the mere removing of HSC-containing populations of cells from mouse BM [...
[195,199,200]. It seems that the capacity of TRIM5 to activate the innate immune system depends on the recognition of at least some exogenous or endogenous retroviral capsid amino acids but there would appear to be no requirement for the presence of a complete capsid [201]. This is of ...
How does the sequence of nucleotides in DNA correspond to a sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide? How do mRNA and RNA differ from each other? What are the differences between RNA polymerase and primase? What are some scientific differences between RNA and DNA? How...
Parts of the rough ER consists of what are calledprotein folding units, which do as exactly as their name suggests. When proteins are first made, they exist as a strand, a chain of amino acids. But the ultimate shape of a protein includes a great deal of bending and folding and often ...
viruses are made up of molecules such as proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and carbohydrates, etc. Viruses are protein and genetic material that can survive and reproduce within a host. Answer and Explanation:1 The answer to whether viruses are alive or not is unclear. The traits of living th...
Ribosomes are found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. They are the sites of protein synthesis via linking amino acids in all cells in the process of translation, and they consist of a large subunit and a small subunit. They are made of a blend of