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Ribosomes: Molecular Structure, Role in Biological Functions & Implications for Genetic Diseases

Ribosomes: Molecular Structure, Role in Biological Functions & Implications for Genetic Diseases

9781624176982
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Ribosomes are essential protein-RNA complexes that synthesize proteins according to the gene library of the cell in all living organisms. In this book, the authors present current research in the study of the molecular structure, biological functions and implications for genetic disease of ribosomes. Topics include ribosomal alterations and immune-related illness; the role of ribosomes in mediating hypoxia response and tolerance in eukaryotes; the potential biomedical use of ribosome-inactivating proteins; coarse-graining the nano-machine ribosome to elucidate its functional dynamics; and structural aspects of ribosomal ligands interactions providing the work of the human translational machinery.
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9781624176982
9781624176982

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Publication date
2013
Issue number
1
Cover
hard cover
Pages count
196
Dimensions (mm)
180.00 x 260.00
Weight (g)
494
  • Preface; Structural Aspects of Ribosomal Ligands Interactions Providing the Work of the Human Translational Machinery; Ribosomal Alterations & Immune-Related Illness:: Evidence of Links between Ribosomal Stress Signaling & Disease; The Role of Ribosomes in Mediating Hypoxia Response & Tolerance in Eukaryotes; Putative Protein-Encoding Genes within Mitochondrial rDNA & the D-Loop Region.
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