Trigger protein

... in my text. :? Any help would be appreciated. 1. In the process of protein synthesis, an enzyme will trigger a sequence of triplets of bases that encodes a protein, which is called a ______, to ...

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... normally don't find multiple stop codons within a coding sequence (though there are always exceptions; e.g. a "slippery" sequence can trigger translational frameshift and bring alternative stop codons in-frame). oooh got my conceptions correct. :) thanks.! :)

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... there are always exceptions; e.g. a "slippery" sequence can trigger translational frameshift and bring alternative stop codons in-frame). Jack's question gets to the core of this -- protein length and # of amino acids are the same thing. Keep in mind too that the ...

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... Transforming growth factor beta (TGF-beta) is a protein synthesized by skeletal cells, found in most species, that controls ... programs in an early developmental stage of the disease. They trigger apoptosis (programmed cell death), and senescence (biological aging) ...

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... the antibiotic long enough. Most of these antibiotic work by inhibiting protein synthesis in bacterial cells, so any cell will ultimately die unless ... some persister cells will start multiplying after the treatment and trigger a secondary infection. Cheers, Andrei

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